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Hi, Glad to hear you like the course. I've just sent you access to the quizzing. Stef

Whoa! Depends on so many things ... namely the theme. Did you try contacting the theme creators? Stef

Let me know what you think of the course. Stef

Welcome to the forum! Stef

Hi, Just do a search for JavaScript loops. Stef

Nope. You can have have an if without an else. But you need an if to have an else. ... This is like a tongue-twister! Stef

No. DOM is a map of the document (web page) represented in a series of programmatic objects. DOM is short for: Document Object Model ... You could replace the word 'model' for map. So we have a bunch of JavaScript objects (as in object oriented programming) that allow you to access and manipulate/change things in the web page. Makes sense?

Hi, On the course home page, you will find a link to download the files. Stef

Hi, I sure can. Send me an email at stefan at killersites.com and I will get you fixed up. Thanks!

If you were to build a full fledged e-commerce site with PHP, I would suggest doing the crud tutorial, the tag cloud, the simple and MVC login system, then do a Laravel walkthrough video. Any modern PHP app of any consequence should be using an MVC framework like Laravel. Stef

Hi, You are right, there have been some changes to the API, so when you get to that point, you will have to change some of the code. But that accounts for about maybe .... 3-5% of the video content. As I say in the intro video for the projects, the projects are just bridging tutorials, to give you ideas on how to take the foundation code to projects. I figure, once you've done 1/2, you will feel comfortable using Paypal's docs on it. They come complete with PHP code samples on implementation. Hope that makes sense? Stef

It is just a convention. Just try the code.

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console.log is only needed if you want to push something to the log. Remember, log() is a method inside of the console object.

Be sure that the page is not being cached by the web browser. Stef