Closed jeezs closed 6 years ago
If you really want to use jquery with virtual-dom
based framework like Inesita
, you need to understand one important thing. You have to attach each event every time virtual-dom renders. There are post render hooks that can be used.
Anyway using jquery with virtual-dom is a bad idea in my opinion.
Thanks for your answer. I understand jquery is not a good choice with virtual dom. Then how can I proceed to obtain a simple solution for get a div and assign a class on a click using virtual dom. I’ve looked in inesita example and doc didn’t find any example code that can modify a dom object based on it’s ID. Can you give me just a small example, I am a early begginers with these technologies. Thanks anyway for the time spent answering my questions.
It's very easy you can render it dynamically and fetch it from store for example:
class Store
include Inesita::Injection
attr_accessor :class_name
def init
@classname = "something"
end
def set_class_name(sth)
@classname = sth
end
end
class Something
include Inesita::Component
def dynamic_classname
store.classname
end
def on_click
store.set_classname("other name")
end
def render
div class: dynamic_classname, onclick: method(:on_click) do
text "Hello I'm Inesita"
end
end
end
Perfect. Big thanks for your help
Hello, Just add opal-jQuery to inesita and had a few issue, the most annoying issue is when I reload the page, any event add with query are ignore until I quit and re launch the browser. Here is an example code that stop working after a page reload.
div class: "item" do "kool!!" end Element.find('.item').on :click do alert('good!') end
Do you have any clue? Thanks