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I have created a form that dynamically renders a group of inputs so I can add and remove that group of inputs depending on how many the end-user needs.
Like this:
I render the "item" inputs using dynamic components:
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow"></component>
The data for the parent looks like this:
components:
ItemRow
,
data()
return
retailer: "",
items: [],
itemRows: ['ItemRow','ItemRow', 'ItemRow'],
date: new Date(),
And the child component:
data() {
return
description: '',
price: 0,
count: 0
So what I want to do is to make an object of the child data and pass that object to the items array in the parent. How can I make that happen?
vue.js
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
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asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
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I have created a form that dynamically renders a group of inputs so I can add and remove that group of inputs depending on how many the end-user needs.
Like this:
I render the "item" inputs using dynamic components:
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow"></component>
The data for the parent looks like this:
components:
ItemRow
,
data()
return
retailer: "",
items: [],
itemRows: ['ItemRow','ItemRow', 'ItemRow'],
date: new Date(),
And the child component:
data() {
return
description: '',
price: 0,
count: 0
So what I want to do is to make an object of the child data and pass that object to the items array in the parent. How can I make that happen?
vue.js
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
add a comment |
I have created a form that dynamically renders a group of inputs so I can add and remove that group of inputs depending on how many the end-user needs.
Like this:
I render the "item" inputs using dynamic components:
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow"></component>
The data for the parent looks like this:
components:
ItemRow
,
data()
return
retailer: "",
items: [],
itemRows: ['ItemRow','ItemRow', 'ItemRow'],
date: new Date(),
And the child component:
data() {
return
description: '',
price: 0,
count: 0
So what I want to do is to make an object of the child data and pass that object to the items array in the parent. How can I make that happen?
vue.js
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
I have created a form that dynamically renders a group of inputs so I can add and remove that group of inputs depending on how many the end-user needs.
Like this:
I render the "item" inputs using dynamic components:
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow"></component>
The data for the parent looks like this:
components:
ItemRow
,
data()
return
retailer: "",
items: [],
itemRows: ['ItemRow','ItemRow', 'ItemRow'],
date: new Date(),
And the child component:
data() {
return
description: '',
price: 0,
count: 0
So what I want to do is to make an object of the child data and pass that object to the items array in the parent. How can I make that happen?
vue.js
vue.js
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
Laura
8619
8619
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
asked Mar 8 at 10:55
EmanjoEmanjo
83
83
add a comment |
add a comment |
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Emit an event from the child.
In the parent subscribe to that event
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
You'll also need to pass the index to the child so the parent knows from which element it's receiving the event
<component v-for="(itemRow, index) in itemRows" :is="itemRow" :index="index" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
This means that you need to define a prop on the child component(s).
Remember to update the array using Vue.set/this.$set, otherwise you're array won't be reactive.
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
add a comment |
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Emit an event from the child.
In the parent subscribe to that event
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
You'll also need to pass the index to the child so the parent knows from which element it's receiving the event
<component v-for="(itemRow, index) in itemRows" :is="itemRow" :index="index" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
This means that you need to define a prop on the child component(s).
Remember to update the array using Vue.set/this.$set, otherwise you're array won't be reactive.
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
add a comment |
Emit an event from the child.
In the parent subscribe to that event
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
You'll also need to pass the index to the child so the parent knows from which element it's receiving the event
<component v-for="(itemRow, index) in itemRows" :is="itemRow" :index="index" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
This means that you need to define a prop on the child component(s).
Remember to update the array using Vue.set/this.$set, otherwise you're array won't be reactive.
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
add a comment |
Emit an event from the child.
In the parent subscribe to that event
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
You'll also need to pass the index to the child so the parent knows from which element it's receiving the event
<component v-for="(itemRow, index) in itemRows" :is="itemRow" :index="index" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
This means that you need to define a prop on the child component(s).
Remember to update the array using Vue.set/this.$set, otherwise you're array won't be reactive.
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
Emit an event from the child.
In the parent subscribe to that event
<component v-for="itemRow in itemRows" :is="itemRow" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
You'll also need to pass the index to the child so the parent knows from which element it's receiving the event
<component v-for="(itemRow, index) in itemRows" :is="itemRow" :index="index" @onChange="updateRow"></component>
This means that you need to define a prop on the child component(s).
Remember to update the array using Vue.set/this.$set, otherwise you're array won't be reactive.
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
4,33811321
answered Mar 8 at 11:05
Radu DițăRadu Diță
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answered Mar 8 at 11:05
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4,33811321
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
add a comment |
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
From when do I emit in the child? Using watch to see when something changes in the data properties?
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:29
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
This depends on your use case. You can either watch the data or register to an onchange event on the input fields and fire it from that handler. It all depends on your use case.
– Radu Diță
Mar 8 at 12:31
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
Thank you so much!
– Emanjo
Mar 8 at 12:59
add a comment |
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