Unexpected function behavior

[u/Tough_Pride4428]

Hello, I have a small problem that I create a project in js, css, html, which is launched locally in the browser and when everything I did last worked normally, the next day when I launched the script, one function stopped working completely and the other one works incorrectly. When I ran the script (current version) the next day, I did not modify these functions in any way, I did not change their calling context, nor did I change other functions that affect them in any way. The console in the code editor as well as in the Chrome browser does not have a single syntax error, etc. I always make copies of the entire script so that I can restore something if I messed up in the current version, or I would like to restore something as I did in the previous version. In these older copies, these functions worked normally, nothing happened, now if I remove the current version of the code, where these functions do not work properly and put the old one, where these functions worked 100%, it's the same problem. Anyone know what could have happened? I haven't changed any settings in the browser either. In that case, I would completely rule out a problem in the code.

[u/Tough_Pride4428]

I really don't know what's hard to understand about the fact that the code where nothing was changed and everything was working now doesn't work not because of changes that I didn't make in the code at all, but because of some changes in the browser, probably. Sorry, are you trying to make a fool out of me or what?

[u/Coding-Nexus → u/Tough_Pride4428]

I would dream of making a fool out of anyone trying to learn.

It sounds like a caching issue in your browser, you can disable this by opening Dev Tools -> Networks -> Disable Cache.

Remember to refresh the site after.

If that doesn't work, try clearing your cache manually.

If you think the issue is with the browser, maybe you can provide us with some more information about what you have tried so we are able to cross them off the list?

Taking your frustration out on people trying to guide and help you is a sure fire way to ensure no help is given.

Remember you posted for help, expect people to ask questions to help debug the issue.

[u/Tough_Pride4428 → u/Coding-Nexus]

I always appreciate any help, but it's hard not to get frustrated when I explain my situation in a very easy way and someone either can't understand it or doesn't want to. Which, by the way, does not lead to progress in trying to solve the problem, and becomes a mere loop.

[u/jddddddddddd → u/Tough_Pride4428]

Op, with all due respect you haven’t explained your code at all. The easiest way to get a resolution to your problem is to post your code, or if you are unable to, post a minimal reproducible example.

Without that I really don’t see how anyone can resolve the problem for you.