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Exercise files for the course Advanced Form Component with VueJs
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- Get the brand .
- Make a new validator instance .
- Remove records .
- Register the validator factory .
- Validate the value using a custom rule .
- Validation rules .
- Store a dropdown .
- Map routes .
- Create new user .
- Create the password reset table .
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I'm building a reusable vue-form-component. For more flexibility the basic idea is to NOT have to specify the form information in the vue-data-object beforehand, but to get the data-structure from the dom-input-elements itself.
On instance-creation the "v-model" attributes are read from the input-tags and applied to the instance via vue.set()
This works fairly well: https://jsfiddle.net/seltsam23/hrL3ec3z/9/
One detail is missing though: I need to only query the children-input-fields, and not the site-wide fields in case I'm using more than one form-component at the same time:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-04 at 14:38You should be aware that the only reason you see v-model
attributes at all is that you're using inline-template
. They are in the DOM during the created
phase because the template has not yet been processed. What I'm saying is that you're trying to do something pretty hacky, and you probably shouldn't.
It's backward to the normal Vue approach of having the data model drive the DOM, but I know that in some cases it is useful to initialize things from the HTML.
How about this approach?
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