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so in yesterdayamp;#39;s web dev tip we got our front end web app talking to our api by fixing the cause problem but what we want to do now is when weamp;#39;ve got a response back from the api instead of logging something out to the console as we are at the moment what we want to do is actually put an element on the page to actually display something to the user so they can copy the url and then use the actual url that weamp;#39;re creating for them so iamp;#39;m having thinking about the design for this thereamp;#39;s a few options as to where we could put that i think what might be quite nice is to sort of uh inject an element just uh in between the strap line and the button itself uh with the url in there and then if the user wants to create another rickroll url a different one they can just press the button again to create another short url if they need to so the job for today is to basically take the response that weamp;#39;re getting here from the console and move that int
