....and why did'nt you do it, in the first place??
Dontronics is explicit about this!
The inputs of the D-type must be connected, either to LOW or to HIGH, and must not be left open circuit. This includes the SET and RESET inputs which are connected to 0 V. To avoid loading the output of the D-type, a transistor switch indicator circuit is used. It is good practice with CMOS circuits to insert a decoupling capacitor, 47 µF or 100 µF, across the power supply. (This helps to prevent the transfer of spikes along the power supply rails.)
You have wasted the precious time of several brains, not to mention their valuable time by being half-baked.
i'm sorry to be acidic, as a newbie, but this is preposterous!