Code a Responsive Website with Bootstrap 3 - [Lecture 13] Use jQuery to Display an Alert Box

Lecture #13: In this lecture, display an animated Bootstrap 3 style alert box using jQuery.

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[EcommerceDeveloper]

Nice tutorial, but I have one question. Once we click on the button, jquery comes into action. if we close it and then click the same button.. it does not work at all.. Please help me to solve this issue.

[ronm]

I am following along and am actually on lecture18, but this lecture did not work for me, my html code is exactly the same as in the code chunk . here is my js code 

$(function(){
   
        e.preventdefault();
       
    });
});

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[blinderevil]

me lleva!! no entendi de  donde sale todoa esta paja,