Rails: v-model VueJS attribute
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Inside a form tag i'm placing a hidden_field.
This hidden_field should have a "v-model" attribute.
I've tried all I can think about:
# nothing shows up
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model" => "value"
# that's the one I love the most: it compiles v="{:model=>"value"}"
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v: { model: "value" }
# it compiles with the underscore
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v_model: "value"
# this throws a compile error, obviously
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v-model: "value"
# guess the compiled outcome?
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, html: { "v-model" => "value" }
#same as previous
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, options: { "v-model" => "value" }
is rails screwing with me?
Can anyone help me?
ruby-on-rails
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
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asked Nov 19 at 20:24
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Inside a form tag i'm placing a hidden_field.
This hidden_field should have a "v-model" attribute.
I've tried all I can think about:
# nothing shows up
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model" => "value"
# that's the one I love the most: it compiles v="{:model=>"value"}"
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v: { model: "value" }
# it compiles with the underscore
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v_model: "value"
# this throws a compile error, obviously
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v-model: "value"
# guess the compiled outcome?
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, html: { "v-model" => "value" }
#same as previous
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, options: { "v-model" => "value" }
is rails screwing with me?
Can anyone help me?
ruby-on-rails
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
1
It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47
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Inside a form tag i'm placing a hidden_field.
This hidden_field should have a "v-model" attribute.
I've tried all I can think about:
# nothing shows up
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model" => "value"
# that's the one I love the most: it compiles v="{:model=>"value"}"
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v: { model: "value" }
# it compiles with the underscore
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v_model: "value"
# this throws a compile error, obviously
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v-model: "value"
# guess the compiled outcome?
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, html: { "v-model" => "value" }
#same as previous
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, options: { "v-model" => "value" }
is rails screwing with me?
Can anyone help me?
ruby-on-rails
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
Inside a form tag i'm placing a hidden_field.
This hidden_field should have a "v-model" attribute.
I've tried all I can think about:
# nothing shows up
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model" => "value"
# that's the one I love the most: it compiles v="{:model=>"value"}"
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v: { model: "value" }
# it compiles with the underscore
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v_model: "value"
# this throws a compile error, obviously
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, v-model: "value"
# guess the compiled outcome?
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, html: { "v-model" => "value" }
#same as previous
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, options: { "v-model" => "value" }
is rails screwing with me?
Can anyone help me?
ruby-on-rails
ruby-on-rails
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
edited Nov 21 at 16:21
7urkm3n
3,38221130
3,38221130
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
asked Nov 19 at 20:24
Rafael Ravena Vicente
7316
7316
1
It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47
add a comment |
1
It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47
1
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It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47
add a comment |
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When asking a question. You have to mention, it's VueJS attribute.
Check this LINK
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model": "val"
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
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the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
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1 Answer
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up vote
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When asking a question. You have to mention, it's VueJS attribute.
Check this LINK
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model": "val"
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
When asking a question. You have to mention, it's VueJS attribute.
Check this LINK
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model": "val"
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
When asking a question. You have to mention, it's VueJS attribute.
Check this LINK
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model": "val"
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
When asking a question. You have to mention, it's VueJS attribute.
Check this LINK
= f.hidden_field :model_attribute, "v-model": "val"
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
edited Nov 20 at 14:30
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
answered Nov 19 at 20:44
7urkm3n
3,38221130
3,38221130
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
add a comment |
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
the expected rendering is <input type="hidden" name="model_class[model_attribute]" id="model_class_model_attribute" v-model="value" value=""/>, no data attributes needed.
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 21:00
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
@RafaelRavenaVicente updated my post check it
– 7urkm3n
Nov 19 at 23:54
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
yeah, it works great on select, text_field... just had trouble with rendering it on a hidden_field... just posted the question here when I was done trying to do it...
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 21 at 18:30
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It looks like the field helpers in rails 5.1+ enforce html5 compatibility, since you are using an invalid field, I don't think you can build the element using the helper, you'd need to write out the entire html tag.
– DivXZero
Nov 19 at 20:31
You should think about why you want that hyphen, and whether or not you need it. I bet you have spent more time than you care to mention on this when you could have just used an underscore. So why not use an underscore?
– Carl Markham
Nov 19 at 20:41
to bind the vuejs to some field, one must use the "v-model" attribute. the underscore option is a fallback for when you are using data attributes, isn't it?
– Rafael Ravena Vicente
Nov 19 at 20:47