I create two hooks: https://developers.podio.com/doc/hooks/create-hook-215056
one is 'app' and second is 'app_field', but when I change field I get two notifications:
item_id=1329518754&item_revision_id=7&type=item.update&hook_id=16624975
item_id=1329518754&item_revision_id=7&type=item.update&hook_id=16623431
Is there a way to distinguish these? I want to react when field is updated and not something updated in the app
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I am building an app using vue.js and I have a simple question. Im trying to transfer a value between two componenets which are not related to each other. What I actually do is that I have a chart and when I click on a point, I am assigning the points date to a var and trying to transfer it to the second component and give it to the datepicker. So the main question is that if it is possible to take a value ,which is different depending on the point clicked, and transfer it to the second vue component.
Thanks in advance!
Try passing the value as a prop: https://v3.vuejs.org/guide/component-props.html#passing-static-or-dynamic-props
If you need the prop to be reactive: https://v3.vuejs.org/guide/data-methods.html#data-properties
And please do not use var, use const (for variables that should not change reference) or let (for variables that may change references).
Can you suggest me a library that I can make that? Or a way to make it in react-native. I want to use 2 flatlists in those two options on the header, because I'm receiving data from API.
I've been learning Vue, and one thing that I'm struggling to understand is how can I edit information across two separate components.
I have a background in PHP, so setting a global variable would be one way to accomplish this in that. But with Vue, I'm not entirely sure.
For example:
Say that Component1 creates a text box that shows a value of "dog" somewhere on the page. And from Component1 you can update and change that value through input fields.
Later, say that Component5 also has an input field that needs to change that text box's value to "cat."
If these two components are separate, and Component1 is controlling that original value, then how can Component5 access that value, update it or manipulate it?
Essentially, what's the best way to handle a piece of information that needs to be accessed/changed from multiple different components or pieces of the Vue application?
Probably the best way will be to use Vuex. It provides a store, where you can add all data which you need in multiple components.
https://vuex.vuejs.org/en/intro.html
This is kinda a vague question
I have a React Native component that is going to be used in a ListView, each one is going to be slightly different in the sense that each component is populated different information in its props, each component also needs a mobx store to help pass information. Is there a way to dynamically create Mobx stores so each component has a Mobx store?
I was almost thinking like have a base mobx store class that each component uses, but not sure if this is the correct approach
When I understand your question right, you have the same data, but every list shows this data in a different way?
For that case you would create a computed prop for every list.
Fetch the data once, store it in a observable prop but let your lists use the computed props. In the computed props transform or do whatever you want with the fetched data.
https://mobx.js.org/refguide/computed-decorator.html#-computed
On click of button in reactjs i want to increment one variable named counter and this increment happens through server side.
Once response comes from express server I want to set returned value in different react component.
How do two different react components communicate in such scenario.
I am using commonJs approach for each components so each component is in different file .
How can I achieve this functionality?
It is like clicking on button adds item to cart for which communication to server is required.
Basically it seems you need a modeln I see three possibilities:
Write a model manually inside a specific file/module, update it when the server send the information and bind it to your views with EventEmitter
https://github.com/Olical/EventEmitter
You could use backbone so you can have models,collections and native events on update/change...etc http://backbonejs.org/
Implement the Flux pattern for reactjs : https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/flux-overview.html
Depending on your needs you can choose one of them.