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QUESTION
I have used RiotJS with Bootstrap before, now I have a project with UIKit. A big advantage of riotjs tags is, that they remain as custom tag nodes in the DOM, thus one can use their names as a selector. If I create a modal inside a tag with Bootstrap, its elements stay inside the tag.
But with UIKit I see that my elements are moved out from their original DOM location to the top level (as last under body
). Is there any parameter or even better a global setting to stop UIKit doing this?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-17 at 14:51The documentation contains something about a container
named attribute. I could not manage to get it working with a selector provided in it, but setting it to false
leaves my DOM unaltered. Which is what I needed. Would be great to have a global setting for that, but I can live without...
QUESTION
Using RiotJS, I'm trying to build a very simple editable table. I'm able to generate it like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-01 at 13:17Turns out, in this particular case, I could work around it by simply moving the onchange event up to the table row, like this:
QUESTION
When I use KotlinJS with riot, it requires a function like following to define a tag:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-12 at 08:35The possible solution might be cast js("this")
to known kotlin type.
Though js()
still exists its usage is very local and code actually type-safe.
The code bellow produces what you need in js
QUESTION
I have an add button, It adds html sections dynamically like so, Jsfiddle
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-22 at 00:35Here's a possible solution based on your fiddle, without changing anything else (some things are wrong/clumsy with this code, see below):
QUESTION
I just started reading about gatsby and it looks really cool! One caveat: I really dislike writing components in react. I much prefer riotjs or even polymer. Is there anyway I could use a different component library?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-19 at 13:44Right now, no, this is not possible.
React is an integral part of how Gatsby works. React forms the link between server side rendering and client side pre-fetching. It's not just the "view layer" that could be easily swapped out for something else.
QUESTION
I am using tag-based routing with RiotJS this.on('route', function() {...})
works great, but how to catch navigating away? this.on('unmount', function() {...})
does not get fired.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 23:03You should be able to catch it with:
QUESTION
I made a plunker with the exact thing i am trying to accomplish, just where it works: http://embed.plnkr.co/Qjh4FLZY428Vvjc7koXf/ . Same version of riotjs and everything :/
I am taking over a code base using Riot.js, and there is this auto-complete tag looking like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-16 at 11:50The solution is to update from riot.js version 2.3.* to the newest, at the moment thats 3.6.
QUESTION
Is it possible to emit routing on the current URL, i.e., get page.js to call the respective callback on the current path?
The use case for this is if a user is signing in/out of my app, I want page.js to then route on the current path, since the current route may show different views based on authentication status.
I was using the Riot.js router and just switched over to leverage some page.js features, but page.js seems to be missing this core feature that Riot.js has (see here).
p.s. Currently my workaround is simply location.reload()
, but this is not ideal.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-12 at 04:01You can cause Page to route to any arbitrary URL by simply calling page with the URL.
So in your case, you might try:
QUESTION
I am using webpack to build my project but the problem is when I declare a ajax call function like below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-23 at 15:50You've got some malformed JS there-- that's what I would guess is your problem:
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