Why does removeChild not work?

Question

Why can't the console identify my references to html elements with removeChild? Is it because it is in a function? I cant figure it out, any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
https://code.sololearn.com/Wj08FS8TYDSe/?ref=app

Answer 1

Try this
https://code.sololearn.com/Wob1TH338mJ6

Answer 2

I may not be doing it right but I don't think it works
https://code.sololearn.com/Wj08FS8TYDSe/?ref=app

Answer 3

It usually always does

Answer 4

I hadn't tried that yet, but it doesn't work because body is not defined before it is declared on line 12

Answer 5

Ive checked a lot of websites, tried a few solutions without any luck, and havent really found any clear answers. Is there any surefire way to solve this?

Answer 6

Sorry I missed your questions. I've updated my program and fixed the issues, if you still need it. You were overloading enter and show as both variables and functions.

Answer 7

But that will cause another error. My buttons will not work because they are embedded in another function

Answer 8

But when you do that, then type in a password shorter or longer than required, it says nothing

Answer 9

When you enter a password that is too short or too long, it should say "That password is too short/long, please restart the program and try again"

Answer 10

The JavaScript console does not recognize the type() function because it is in another function

Answer 11

I just cant figure out why it doesn't work

Answer 12

That's okay, I've got it figured out now

Answer 13

id must be in quotes id="pop".
Also that's not how removeChild() function works.
It takes node object as argument.
https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_node_removechild.asp

Answer 14

remove window.onload = type();
and wrap you entire code with that onload function.

Answer 15

Works for me when you also change child nodes to
body.childNodes [1]
body.childNodes [2]

Answer 16

Oh yeas you need to remove the type() function or call it right in the beginning after onload function