Modify your greet.html to similarly use a variable to simplify the displayed message. That is, the first JavaScript statement associated with the button's ONCLICK attribute should be an assignment that stores the contents of nameBox in a variable. Then, that variable should be integrated into the message being displayed (as opposed to the full getElementById expression).
What will be an ideal response?
```
Greetings
Enter your name:
onclick="userName = document.getElementById('nameBox').value;
document.getElementById('outputDiv').innerHTML=
'Hello ' + userName + ', welcome to my page.
' +
'Do you mind if I call you ' + userName + '?';">
```
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