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QUESTION
I want to create a navigation component for my project. The shell
fetches a json with chapter info, these are passed to nav-element
, which recursively calls itself to render the navigation tree.
shell.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 07:22There is a time frame between the construction of NavElement
and the assignment of the chapters
property where chapters
is undefined
. It might be safe to initialize chapters
in the component itself rather than in Shell
's until
directive, or at least provide a fallback value in the template:
QUESTION
So I am working on Aurelia for the first time, and received a project from the client.
Supposedly everything was working 1 month ago, but now I am getting an error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 14:44I just noticed...
One month ago we had two files:
QUESTION
I've started the Polymer 3.0 Getting started tutorial and decided to play with it a bit.
I have started a new project and I'm trying to add a paper-dropdown-menu
to view1
that grabs data from an array.
view1.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-06 at 08:10Defining cars value under properties style is wrong, instead use:
QUESTION
I'm trying to drag events from the external events box to the fullcalendar.
I recreated the issue that I face in the following CodePen:
at the first time, Dragging an external event from the list into the calendar works fine. However, when I apply the filter on a book in the search input text filter books I have the following issue.
Here are the steps to reproduce :
1- look for 111 in the search input that will filter to the only resulting 111 event book.
2- As you could observe that dragging this resulting event from the filter into the calendar could work fine : but Here we are mainly interested on the case we decide to filter but to do not drag anything into calendar.
3- so for now clear the 111 filter as text from the search input, the
external events box would back all the defaults events but this time trying
to drag one of them into the calendar freezes. It's no more working.
It freezes on all the external events except for the last found
by the filter means the 111 event (look at the last row on the events )
that onlty one that could be dragged.
and no more able to drag others events into the calendar.
4- and even If I dragged 111 into the calendar, and after that if I try to drag anothor one It will freeze.
HTML ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-17 at 17:46ng-repeat with the filter recreats items DOM.
Thing that should not be done (As you can see from my code in HTML I'm using ng-repeat with track by book.contents.name and as far as I know in
that case angularjs would not recreat the dom. Otherwise, in case we use
ng-repeat without track by id angularjs would recreat the dom you could see THE_FOLOWING_LINK ).
It's quite pretty tough for me to understand exactely why the dom is
recreated in that case with ng-repeat with the filter !
A workaround that I've done is described in text below:
1- So In order to make the items draggable again, we must call .draggable() on every filter action.
The perfect solution is to do a DOM manipulation within an angular directive via the link function. but Here to make things much simple a workaround That I just included in the detectEmpty which is a scoped function .
2- added ng-change="detectEmpty()" to detect when the input is cleared
QUESTION
I have 2 components using same array binding for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-10 at 20:30The parent component would only handle change-notifications in two-way bindings (using curly brackets). Your data binding incorrectly uses one-way binding (square brackets).
QUESTION
I'm trying to drag events from the external events box to a list which has a z-index.
I recreated the issue that I face in the following CodePen:
Dragging an external event from the list into the calendar works fine. However, while dragging it from external event box into the calendar(or from the calendar back to the list), the event disappears behind the Virtual Scroll Repeat (until released into the callendar it shows up in the calendar). Note that I set the z-index of the external events list on purpose.
However, I wonder how I can influence the overflow:auto of repeater-container css class necessary for the scroll that holds the external events. How to make events show up over the virtual scroll during their trips into the fullcalendar? The same thing should be apply in the case I want to dragg back an event from the calendar back to the external event list.
N.B: to see clearly the problem that I'm describing here.
Here are the steps to reproduce :
1) comment the overflow: auto; line 147 in the css file on the
class="repeater-container" on the codepen.
2) scroll down to one event
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-31 at 00:50Here is a workaround that I implemented for that case.
It's not a perfect solution:
mainly (if we stop during our trip into the calendar) by avoiding a drop into the calendar, The external event should revert back to the external event Box. but for now it's still isolated out of the box.
The workaround: added a call on the triggered events: ondragstart,ondragend and make a call to ctrlstartDragging and ctrlendDragging on the controller namely this should be done in from outside the control of angularjs which means $scope object will not available in "Outside angular context". Whenever you want to access angular scope in JavaScript (Outside angular world) then you need to get the scope of by getting the DOM of that element & then access the scope of it like angular.element(this).scope()....
QUESTION
Struggling to implement the filter like here ngrepeatFilter
my data structure is like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 20:36In your controller you iterate through each book and replace the value of the name field with the result of $sce.trustAsHtml(book.content.name)
which is not the same as filtering over the strings.
I would probably err on the side of doing any html markup in the DOM and not using $sce.trustAsHtml
but that's your choice.
You can bind the $sce.trustAsHtml
to the scope in your controller like this
$scope.trustAsHtml = $sce.trustAsHtml
and then modify your DOM like I have below.
QUESTION
I am currently learning how to user lit-element v2.0.0-rc.2 I have two components app.js and list-items.js. In app.js I am collecting data from local storage and storing it in this.todoList, Im then calling this.todoList in my list-items.js but the problem I am running into is that it is not passing the data as an array but as an object, I am trying to output that data in list-items all Im getting when I do a console.log of this.todoList is [object] in my
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-18 at 00:23Attributes are always text. Because todoList
an array, it's a property, not attribute. Try binding as a property: .todoList="${this.todoList}"
. See https://lit-element.polymer-project.org/guide/templates#bind-properties-to-child-elements
QUESTION
I want to pass an array of objects.
I am passing the array of stores from one custom element 'Store' to another custom element 'store-front' using the repeat.for
syntax.
I had originally called the store-front
, store
and changed it to store-front
in case that helped - but it didn’t.
I can log the array in the 'store' custom element. I also logged its instance (and it was an array).
Below is the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 14:52Update:
The stack traces back to .ref
binding. Check all of your ref
bindings first. There is another issue related to ref
and inheritance here, you can have a look in case you run into the same issue https://github.com/aurelia/templating/issues/533
Original:
It looks like this line is the problem in your store.html
QUESTION
According to:sap documentation: repeat I should be able to use a repeat tag to loop over my data.
I added the template namespace xmlns:template="http://schemas.sap.com/sapui5/extension/sap.ui.core.template/1"
but when I try to run my code it gives the following error:
Uncaught Error: failed to load 'http://schemas/sap/com/openui5/extension/sap/ui/core/template/1/repeat.js' from webjars/openui5/1.42.6/
I can't change my openui5 version. I work in Eclipse with an openui5 front-end and a Java services back-end.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-06 at 15:14This error looks like UI5 is trying to load the pre-processor directives as if they were controls. Because controls are not yet loaded during pre-processing, I guess that this happens during view control tree instantiation. This in turn indicates that the template instructions were still present in the XML view at the moment when the control tree was built.
Are you sure you actually have "activated" XML pre-processing before instantiating your view? Check out the XML pre-processing documentation (more specifically, the "calling the preprocessor" example).
Actually, now that I am reading your question again, I think you want to use XML pre-processing instructions for building the UI based on your data. This should not be the case, you should use XML pre-processing / templateing only for building the views based on your meta-data (i.e. only once, the first time the view is shown).
For adapting your views based on your data, you should use data binding instead. More specifically, you should use aggregation binding to emulate a loop.
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