I have datatable which is created through columns and items array.
I want to create one anchor link in vuejs which will call component method on click. Also in the items array may be contains html which i want to bind to vuejs events.
Thanks.
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I am returning a list object within a list object and wanted to have the sub list in accordion list. Do I need to do this in JS or jquery? Or is this something within sitefinity controls that will be faster and better to use?
I do something like this
https://github.com/sitefinitysteve/RandomSiteControlsMVC/blob/master/RandomSiteControlsMVC/MVC/Views/DocumentTree/Simple.cshtml
(Try here https://rscdemo.sitefinitysteve.com/components/document-treelist)
If you have bootstrap on there, just add the collapse attributes to your elements
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/components/collapse/
I have a dashboard built using dojo dijits. One of the dijit is dojo calendar widget.
In this dashboard I am embedding an iframe to it. I want to change the value of the calendar widget from within the iframe.
The issue is since it is not just about changing the text value in the input box of calendar dijit it is also about calling the on change event. So I am using the following
dijit.byId('dijit_form_DateTextBox_1').set('value', datFrom);
This way the value gets updated as well as the change event is fired.
Now since I want to do this from within the iframe I need to get reference to calendar dijit in parent HTML page.
If this is a simple Javascript I would have used following to get to that DOM Element and change the value.
const targetNode = $('#'+divId, window.parent.document)[0];
But since this is dojo so I am unable to get this as a dijit object. Is there a way to get dijit from Parent page
Since the dataTextBox is inside iframe, it's in different scope, and looks like you are not using dojo in AMD pattern.
What you could do is get the object from iFrame's contentWidow and call byID() like any other function, example
var _dijit = document.getElementById("iframeId").contentWindow.dijit;
var dateTextBox = _dijit.byId('dijit_form_DateTextBox_1');
dateTextBox.set('value', datFrom);
or better is, you just call a global reference your own function rather than taking reference of dijit.
I am currently struggling with referencing existing DOM elements with VueJS.
I have an existing date input rendered from the applications twig template and a separate VueJS widget i integrated.
<input type="time" ref="date_time_1" min="09:00" max="18:00" value="13:30">
The date input field is NOT inside the components template, but within the VueJS application (having id="#app").
For data-binding i would like to use the ref attribute to connect the VueJS component with my date input field inside the components template (e.g. for initialization with values coming from the application):
mounted() {
componentsTimeValue: this.$refs["date_time_1"].value;
}
getting undefined here.
Is there a way to connect "existing" DOM elements (that are not created with vue), with vue components using the ref attribute at all?
Though not a good practise because #div container is handed over to vue for manipulation but still you can reference the dom that weren't created by vue but lie inside #app
For that you must reference properly, so if you are in some child component you use
mounted() {
componentsTimeValue: this.$root.$refs["date_time_1"].value;
}
I have 2 components. I have some checkboxes in first component.It resides in left side of the Web Page like Nav bar. In second component I would like to load some HTML Div element on the basis of those checkbox. Now I can load the divs while clicking on those checkboxes using below code.
mounted () {
EventBus.$on('change',this.formated);
},
But when I am clicking on a new checkboxes the loaded divs of previous checkboxes will not disappear. I can see both output of current and previous checkboxes as like output of .append() of jQuery.
How can I clear/disappear previous HTML outputs ?
You need use jQuery's clear() on the elements innerHTML which you're appending too. A better approach would be to instead of appending content, use a v-for directive and maintain an array in the data property with the content you want visible. That would be leveraging vue's reactivity for its intended purposes and offer a more flexible implementation.
Is what I am trying to do in this gist possible?
https://gist.run/?id=bea803b05ad8d5b5e3e0afd59bb8dbb1
In app.html, I'm trying to use a repeat.for to create a custom element called button-row
In app.js, I'm creating two button row instances which I then place into a button row array so that I can use the repeat.for to iterate over it and create the button rows on the app.html view.
In button-row.html, I have a repeat.for to create the buttons using the btns array and setting the name of the button.
In button-row.js, I have two properties. label is the label for the button row and btns is the array of all the button names I want to create.
Sorry if this is a noob question, I have only been working with web development and aurelia for about a month.
Instantiating the ButtonRow objects yourself won't work. Aurelia instantiates the instances. you'll need to use the binding system to pass in the information to the custom element. I updated your gist here: https://gist.run/?id=6ec71143f566571960b7a182d4d98ed4
Also, you should refrain from abbreviating words like "Button" let your tooling save you the keystrokes, while making your code more readable :-)