My expertise in JavaScript is very limited, so the terms I use might not be entirely accurate. However, I'll do my best to explain the issue at hand.
I'm facing a peculiar problem... I've been attempting to modify someone else's JS script because there's no point in creating my own if they already have most of the features I need. The issue lies near the end of the JS script embedded directly into the HTML, specifically with the parts that connect the script to IDs in the HTML code, like "document.getElementById("playerAdmin").innerHTML = playerAdmin;". It appears quite messy there compared to the rest, as I've had to continuously tweak it due to the fact that things only seem to work randomly. So, I find myself reordering these sections frequently. For instance:
document.getElementById("playerID").innerHTML = playerID;
document.getElementById("playerWanted").innerHTML = wanted;
document.getElementById("playerBankMoney").innerHTML = bank;
At times, I may need to change the order like this:
document.getElementById("playerWanted").innerHTML = wanted;
document.getElementById("playerBankMoney").innerHTML = bank;
document.getElementById("playerID").innerHTML = playerID;
This adjustment becomes necessary when one of the IDs stops working - though nothing in the code indicates why this occurs, and it seems quite random to me. In general, whatever code follows the 'broken piece' (which again, is chosen arbitrarily) ceases to function.
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