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I want to start of by saying i have read this thread Uncaught Typeerror: cannot read property 'innerHTML' of null but it has not helped me at all, and I'm really scratching my head.

I saved my data in localstorage, where I want to get the item, and if it's not there, I append a 'No movie' string instead to my html file.

This is my HTML file:

  <div class="container-fluid" id="userinfo">
  <p><strong>Användare</strong></p>
  <p> Philip </p>
  <p><strong>Favoritfilm</strong></p>
  <p id="getFavMovie">  </p>
  </div>

This is my JS file:

var mymovie = localStorage.getItem("favmovie");
if(mymovie == null){
  document.getElementById("getFavMovie").innerHTML == 'No movie'
}
else{
  document.getElementById("getFavMovie").innerHTML = localStorage.getItem("favmovie");
}

As you can see, I have declared the id getFavMovie so I don't understand the issue of this at all. Would appreciate some help here.

killthrush
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Sorry, I am very tired... I thought it said "read" but it said "set" property. So it was because i didnt use an onload function of javascript in the start:

Thanks for the help anyways guys, my bad!

Philip Carlsson
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