In a list, if there are two list items with the same element (e.g., 1, 2, 3 each with a select dropdown), if item 1 is removed, elements in item 2 will retain the values of item 1.
This is because Joystick's DOM engine doesn't see a unique element, but rather, the same HTML element. The fix is to somehow uniquely identify elements in a list/loop/each so that when we re-render, the correct attributes are updated.
rglover
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2 months ago
In a list, if there are two list items with the same element (e.g., 1, 2, 3 each with a select dropdown), if item 1 is removed, elements in item 2 will retain the values of item 1.
This is because Joystick's DOM engine doesn't see a unique element, but rather, the same HTML element. The fix is to somehow uniquely identify elements in a list/loop/each so that when we re-render, the correct attributes are updated.