Re : Whey an app uses mustache not stache?
I bet the warnings are because of this: https://github.com/bitovi/canjs/pull/919Do they say: Variable "' + key + '" not found in mustache template.'?If so, that's intended to help prevent silent...
View ArticleRe : How can I override can.Component's lookup function?
Well, so there are a number of issues with using solely the can attribute approach:- it doesn't really work all that well when you need to access methods from components that are scattered in the dom...
View ArticleRe : How can I override can.Component's lookup function?
Ahh, looking through can.route.map, it looks perfect for my purposes. I didn't realized just how powerful it is. Kudos
View ArticleRe : Whey an app uses mustache not stache?
Well it warns about "keys" that are actually helpers, and they present in helpers and are rendered in view.
View ArticleRe : Avoding cross-domain issues with templates on CDN
For production you should compile your templates, not load them from a CDN.
View ArticleRe : Avoding cross-domain issues with templates on CDN
How would you go about compiling them? The only solution I'm aware of at the moment is can-compile, and it doesn't work for can.stache.
View ArticleHow do I do the equivalent of compute.on/compute.off while using can.Map.define?
Hi guys,I'm trying to make a can.route.map that is able to bind to changes in the route and update itself. Essentially, I'd like to do...
View ArticleRe : How do I do the equivalent of compute.on/compute.off while using...
I think you are using a set when you should be using get.
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Also, value: {}will re-use the same object for every instance of the Map. You should do:Value: Objectorvalue: function(){ return {}}But, what you probably want is actually more like:value:...
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To better clarify the difference between get / set ....The setter is called when some explicitly sets the value via .attr. In your example, no one is setting pages directly so "set" is not...
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For getters, serialize: false is not needed. It's the default behavior.
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Yea, the whole define thing, as well as using can.route.map are fairly new to me. I was thinking that the getter would return the resolved args, and the setter would accept a query, and tie into the...
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Let's say that I rework this, and use a getter instead. That still posses the issue that I have no way treat that getter like a compute, and make it update when other properties change, such as route,...
View ArticleRe : Build fails
Well, so far so good. Building works now:$ ./js.bat steal/buildjs http://dev.spotwizard.org/search.html -to .Building to ./ opening http://dev.spotwizard.org/search.html adding dependencies +...
View ArticleRe : Missing doc.bat in documentjs
As described in http://javascriptmvc.com/docs/ documentjs/doc.bat has to be used but doc.bat is missing.
View ArticleRe : How do I do the equivalent of compute.on/compute.off while using...
Tom, in this case you can use .replace which accepts a deferred. it would be:pages: { Value: Page.List, get: function(value) { value.replace(Page.findAll({})); return value }}Notice that the...
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Ok, while that is pretty useful, that only applies to findAll, not findOne, and doesn't solve the issue of binding to changes, such as the can.route query or page attribute. Right now I'm wondering the...
View ArticleRe : How do I do the equivalent of compute.on/compute.off while using...
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you give an example of the functionality you are doing. Also, make sure you read the docs on define, checkout the make model year example. And, if you understand the...
View ArticleRe : How do I do the equivalent of compute.on/compute.off while using...
Well, so I'd like to be able to do the equivalent of what is done with can.computes, where if a value cross-bound using an attr selector/compute is used within the getter, and then changes, the defined...
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