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QUESTION
I have a JS page with Vue Js instance, in which I am importing a component. However I am receiving the following error:
Unknown custom element: - did you register the component correctly? For recursive components, make sure to provide the "name" option.
The name attribute is correct in the export object of the component I am importing so I am wondering what is causing this error.
Component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-05 at 08:59As stated in one of the comments, captial words are not allowed in HTML.
Your first option would be to just change your TravelMap tag in index.html to
Another option would be to change the Vue Instance creation.
If you change the body content from your index.html file to
and create your Vue instace like this
new Vue({
el: "#app",
template: "",
components: { App }
});
the App.vue will be your application entry, and inside the App's template you will be able to use the same name as used to import/register the component.
Link to the updated sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/50vo260nqp
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We have Django Rest Framework at work, however I'm a front-end developer who's decided to do a little bit of DRF for his next open-source project.
I don't wish to copy-paste a lot of code, as you can see all of my serializers, models, etc... on GitHub.
I've asked the developers at work. One said I should override to_representation which doesn't seem right, as we're building the serialized model from scratch. Whereas the other Django developer at work suggested I look into custom relation fields.
Essentially given the following serializer, how would I include the "type" (badly named) column from my joining table in my queryset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-01 at 22:57You're going to want to use a nested relation like this:
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I recently created a new Anguar App and wanted to store some data in a JSON file. I was wondering 1) where best to store the .json file within the app and 2) how to access said file.
I am currently getting the following error in my Chrome console: GET http://localhost:8000/travelMap/stateData.json 404 (Not Found)
This is a simple app, but I am newer to Angular/Javascript and want to make sure this follows best practices.
Thank you!
My folder structure is as follows: I would like to access the json in the travelMapCtrl and I've stored the json file in the same folder as this controller (travelMap) for now
This is the JS where I am attempting to access the json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-16 at 19:18$http service is unable to locate the file because the argument that you pass to $http.get() is the path relative to the root of the app (not relative to where the controller is).
You can put your JSON files in a data folder and pass the relative path to the root app folder. For instance, if your root app is in "app" folder, then you can create a "data" folder inside the "app" folder and insert your stateData.json file in it. Then your API call would be: $http.get("/data/stateData.json")
Your app structure would be:
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