Open shopapps opened 9 years ago
With
bar: {
foo: 'baz'
}
and
otherParams: {
foo: 'bar'
}
you should have
{{bar.foo}}
in your template. It will display 'baz'.
You declare a binding. You don't set a value.
If you can't send your application. Do your tests with my es-modal-example. I can't debug your program without sources.
Hi,
Sorry it took so long, but now I have created a clone of your es-modal-example and set it up so that it is in a failing state.
the issues:
1) There is still the bug in ember-strap/addon/components/es-modal.js on line 166 (you have your from/to args the wrong way round) it should read:
args[from] = computed.alias('_source.' + to);
This means that if i set:
otherParams: {data: 'text',}, <--- or any other object here that is not called "data"
it will never work...
2) Only one of the modal's actually pops up the prime/edit one works the prime/index one does not.
Could you either advise me on where I could be going wrong? or point me in the direction of a workaround if it is a bug?
I couldn't figure out how to upload a zip, so I changed the extension to a .jpg and attached it here. If this does not work, I'll try and send it to you via email or some other method.
many thanks.
Paul.
I will look for point 1 later.
For point 2, be careful to doesn't have duplicate id. If you are in a loop you should concat the index to your id for example.
Ho sorry I ready too fast.
Happy to check the id's but when you say duplicate Id? what Id are you referring to, where would i look for this?
I htink I narrowed it down to an issue with the default or 'index' of a given route for example i think if you just had
http://yourapp/
http://yourapp/edit
it works, but if you have
http://yourapp/listings/
http://yourapp/listings/12345/edit
then the first 'listings'.'index' route fails to load the modal but the 'lisitings'.'edit' route works
Yep, that's definitely where the issue is... if i have a route map of:
Router.map(function() {
this.esModal('modal-basic', {
withParams: ['showDelModal'],
otherParams: {
size: 'large',
data: 'modalsconfirmdelete',
},
actions: {
close: 'closeModal',
ok: 'confirmedDelete',
}
});
this.route('requests', function() {
this.route('edit', {path: ':request_id/edit'}, function(){
this.esModal('modal-basic', {
withParams: ['showConfirmModal'],
otherParams: {
size: 'large',
data: 'modals.markcomplete',
},
actions: {
close: 'closeModal',
ok: 'confirmedComplete',
}
});
});
});
However if i explicitly define the index route as follows : - then it works! yey!
Router.map(function() {
this.route('requests', function() {
this.route('index', {path: '/'}, function(){
this.esModal('modal-basic', {
withParams: ['showDelModal'],
otherParams: {
size: 'large',
data: 'modalsconfirmdelete',
},
actions: {
close: 'closeModal',
ok: 'confirmedDelete',
}
});
});
this.route('edit', {path: ':request_id/edit'}, function(){
this.esModal('modal-basic', {
withParams: ['showConfirmModal'],
otherParams: {
size: 'large',
data: 'modals.markcomplete',
},
actions: {
close: 'closeModal',
ok: 'confirmedComplete',
}
});
});
});
Hi Please excuse my inexperience, however could you expand on your usage instructions for me? for step 3 you have:
what is a router map? I tried placing your example code in one of my module(pod)s route.js file and I get an error:
which would imply to me that I need to extend something to get the route to understand it?
many thanks, and sorry for the (probably) dumb question.
Edit. So i did some experimenting I realise now you are referring to the core router.js file and the Router.map call in there. However I still get the this.modal is not a function error, which is what I would expect if we are not extending something else first? what am I missing :)