How to use the concatenate names of the elements/options in one function in vue-select
I have a project where I use many vue-select components.
My components:
...
<v-select ref="select_1" :options="options_1" @search:focus="maybeLoad('1')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_2" @search:focus="maybeLoad('2')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_3" @search:focus="maybeLoad('3')">
</v-select>
...
My method:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
// Vue.prototype.$options_select = 'options_' + name;
// const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this.$options_select.length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
I was trying with Vue.prototype.$options_select or const options_select, but not working.
Error with Vue.prototype:
vue-select is empty.
Error with const options_select
TypeError: "this.$options_select is undefined; can't access its "length" property"
If I am using dedicated functions for every vue-select ... is working, every vue-select is filled with data from axios (with load() method).
Any ideas?
vue.js vue-select
asked Nov 20 at 18:28
Mario Ene
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I have a project where I use many vue-select components.
My components:
...
<v-select ref="select_1" :options="options_1" @search:focus="maybeLoad('1')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_2" @search:focus="maybeLoad('2')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_3" @search:focus="maybeLoad('3')">
</v-select>
...
My method:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
// Vue.prototype.$options_select = 'options_' + name;
// const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this.$options_select.length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
I was trying with Vue.prototype.$options_select or const options_select, but not working.
Error with Vue.prototype:
vue-select is empty.
Error with const options_select
TypeError: "this.$options_select is undefined; can't access its "length" property"
If I am using dedicated functions for every vue-select ... is working, every vue-select is filled with data from axios (with load() method).
Any ideas?
vue.js vue-select
asked Nov 20 at 18:28
Mario Ene
4181417
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I have a project where I use many vue-select components.
My components:
...
<v-select ref="select_1" :options="options_1" @search:focus="maybeLoad('1')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_2" @search:focus="maybeLoad('2')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_3" @search:focus="maybeLoad('3')">
</v-select>
...
My method:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
// Vue.prototype.$options_select = 'options_' + name;
// const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this.$options_select.length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
I was trying with Vue.prototype.$options_select or const options_select, but not working.
Error with Vue.prototype:
vue-select is empty.
Error with const options_select
TypeError: "this.$options_select is undefined; can't access its "length" property"
If I am using dedicated functions for every vue-select ... is working, every vue-select is filled with data from axios (with load() method).
Any ideas?
vue.js vue-select
asked Nov 20 at 18:28
Mario Ene
4181417
I have a project where I use many vue-select components.
My components:
...
<v-select ref="select_1" :options="options_1" @search:focus="maybeLoad('1')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_2" @search:focus="maybeLoad('2')">
</v-select>
<v-select ref="select_3" :options="options_3" @search:focus="maybeLoad('3')">
</v-select>
...
My method:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
// Vue.prototype.$options_select = 'options_' + name;
// const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this.$options_select.length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
I was trying with Vue.prototype.$options_select or const options_select, but not working.
Error with Vue.prototype:
vue-select is empty.
Error with const options_select
TypeError: "this.$options_select is undefined; can't access its "length" property"
If I am using dedicated functions for every vue-select ... is working, every vue-select is filled with data from axios (with load() method).
Any ideas?
vue.js vue-select
vue.js vue-select
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Found the solution:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this[options_select].length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
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Found the solution:
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maybeLoad(name) {
const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this[options_select].length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
answered Nov 20 at 19:19
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Found the solution:
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maybeLoad(name) {
const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this[options_select].length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
answered Nov 20 at 19:19
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Found the solution:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this[options_select].length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
answered Nov 20 at 19:19
Mario Ene
4181417
Found the solution:
...
maybeLoad(name) {
const options_select = 'options_' + name;
return this[options_select].length <= 0 ? this.load(name) : null
},
...
answered Nov 20 at 19:19
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edited Nov 21 at 7:43
answered Nov 20 at 19:19
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