Simplify fetch() calls in JavaScript #1348
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The fetch() init object does not have a property "url", so remove it. The element being either a button or a element is mutually exclusive, so use an "else if". When a button is pressed, an enclosing form element already exist, so remove the guard. Assign the object properties in the object literal instead of after.
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The fetch() init object does not have a property "url", so remove it.
The element being either a button or a element is mutually exclusive, so
use an "else if".
When a button is pressed, an enclosing form element already exist, so
remove the guard.
Assign the object properties in the object literal instead of after.