components

I have the following component: Component <template> <div> <label class="typo__label">Single selecter</label> <multiselect v-model="value" :options="options" :searchable="false" :close-on-select="false" :show-labels="false" placeholder="Pick a value"></multiselect> </div> </template> <script> import Multiselect from 'vue-multiselect' export default { components: { Multiselect }, data () { return { value: '', options: ['Select option', 'options', 'selected', 'mulitple', 'label', 'searchable', 'clearOnSelect', 'hideSelected', 'maxHeight', 'allowEmpty', 'showLabels', 'onChange', 'touched'] } } }

I was curious how in the typical ASP.NET MVC mentality one could build a platform that others could develop plugins for. I mean, how would those plugins look like? Like exiting user controls for WebForms, encapsulating all layers in themselves, or three different files representing the model the view and the controller. I should develop the core of a CMS , that I'd like others to build plugins for later on. Which mentality is better for that, classic Web Forms or ASP.NET MVC? I need developers to be able to separately build components for that. Is it possible to encapsulate the MVC directory

I've created a set of nested components. The code is here: http://emberjs.jsbin.com/hasehija/2/edit . HTML: {{#level-1}} {{#level-2}} {{#level-3}} <button {{action 'handleAction'}}> Click me (yielded) </button> {{/level-3}} {{/level-2}} {{/level-1}} JS: App.ApplicationController = Ember.Controller.extend({ actions: { handleAction: function() { alert('Handled in ApplicationController'); } } }); App.Level1Component = Ember.Component.extend({ actions: { handleAction: function() { alert('Handled in Level 1'); } } }); App.Level2Component = Ember.Component.extend({ actions: { handleAction: function(

I have a categories array, which is loaded once (in created hook) and then it is static all the time. I render this array values in a component template. <template> <ul> <li v-for="item in myArray">{{ item }}</li> </ul> </template> My data property looks (it does not include myArray - I dont want reactive binding): data() { return { someReactiveData: [1, 2, 3] }; } My create hook: created() { // ... this.myArray = ["value 1", "value 2"]; // ... } Problem is, that Vue throw error - I cant use myArray in a template, because this variable is not created when the DOM is created - mounted. So how

What component should I use to display a PDF file in a Delphi 2009 application? EDIT: I have been using PDF Viewer by Synactis - a very nice free PDF Viewer But it has no Delphi 2009 support. So I need to designing it out of the product We embedded the Acrobat Reader in our Delphi application. Take a look at this article " How to embed Adobe Acrobat into your application ". Once you have added the Acrobat Reader ActiveX component to your Form you can use following code: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin // This example assumes that you have a TOpenDialog // and TPdf dropped

Are there any scheduling components, commercial or otherwise, for ASP.Net MVC? Our company currently uses the Infragistics WebSchedule controls, but they don't appear to support MVC. Edit: I think I may have been a bit unclear, I am not looking for a task scheduler, rather I am looking for a web calendar/appointment/schedule management framework or component set. Something that would include a Month/Week/Day view of a calendar and allow me to create and display appointment items. A framework that would let me build something like Google calendar, except the appointments would be stored in my