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QUESTION
I'm trying to loop through the cost_classification_options
array and replace underscores with spaces, at the same time, capitalize the first letter of each string. I've done a method convertToTitleCase(str)
, to do this, but doesn't seem to work. How can I insert convertToTitleCase(str) method correctly in :options
(https://vue-multiselect.js.org/)?
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 04:56Remove the async
keyword from the first of the method:
QUESTION
I have here a vue laravel spa that uses axios vform
for displaying error validation messages. I currently use the axios vform
1.0.1, and I think got the syntax used correctly. However, I'm receiving errors in console after clicking submit, instead of displaying the validation messages.
Here's my markup and vue:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 09:09you should catch errors like this:
QUESTION
When clicking in a select that lists items with really big integers as 738883988997898200
, the select options hang in the screen and we can't proceed.
We can't proceed because we are inside a v-form that's validating that field, which doesn't have a value. This is happening because the v-select is not able to v-model the bigint.
Does anyone faced this before? and have a tip on how to deal with it ?
Bellow we have both of the errors that it console logged in the screen as Errors
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 03:53One workaround is to convert the v-select
's items to strings before binding it. You could use Array.prototype.map
with the String
constructor as the argument:
QUESTION
My application's login form works similar to Google Account login - first the user enters their email address and then either they are redirected to their SSO or are shown a password field.
In the Chromium documentation, Google calls this an "Email First Sign-in Flow", and recommends the following structure to enable password managers to understand the form:
Collect the email:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 21:20Somehow this seems to be related to using v-model
on hidden fields.
Changing the code from:
QUESTION
I use the following code below in the app.js, it is not working
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 16:08It looks like you are importing it from the wrong location.
You can see this here
QUESTION
I am trying to use a barrier in combination with a viewstub which inflates a textinputlayout. The problem is that when the text error is set (e.g the user put something wrong in it), the padding gets absolutely messed up. I will provide the code and the screenshots.
Viewstub usage ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-19 at 19:55Okay, I've managed to solve this problem. I had to delete the constraintlayout
from my viewstub_inflated_layout
. Here is the solution
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-13 at 16:26I think you use Vue 3, not Vue 2. Because of that you should assign createApp(...)
to a variable
let app = createApp(...)
Also you need to do:
import {createRouter} from 'vue-router'
and setup:
const router = createRouter(...)
Then you do
app.use(router)
See how it looks like in docs:
QUESTION
I boiled down an example of a Laravel app that uses Bootstrap 5.0 and Javascript. The validation works at the Javascript level but incorrectly filled in or empty fields are never highlighted by Bootstrap for entry on failure. Your specific route for stackexchange.blade.php must be coded Route::any('Route','stackexchange')'. My question is why this is happening? Can you suggest a fix.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 21:48you just need to delete this code novalidate
, so that the validation works well
QUESTION
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-01 at 08:27You are using wrong PHP tag.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a definition file for the package vform
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 16:59You can't use an index signature to get this behavior because it would require that every single member be a string
, including the properties and methods. There is currently no way to support "rest" or "default" index signatures that apply only to properties not explicitly mentioned. See microsoft/TypeScript#17687 for the relevant feature request.
Instead you would be better off using generics to say that the Form
constructor produces a value assignable to T
, the same type that was passed into the constructor.
This is actually much easier to accomplish as a set of declarations that apply to an existing JavaScript library than it is to write the same library in TypeScript. You can't write class Foo implements T {}
because you are only allowed to extend/implement types whose members are statically known at compiler time. You instead need to refer to the static side and instance side of your class explicitly as interfaces, as is sometimes done in the standard TypeScript library to represent built-in JavaScript classes such as Array
.
Here's how I might write Form
:
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