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问题 Please anyone suggest me, it's good idea to use Durandal and JuqueryMobile for mobile based application (Browser). I am planning to develop an application using Durandal, Jquerymobile, MVC4, KnockoutJs, and BreezeJs. Thanks 回答1: I wouldn't recommend using jQuery mobile because it has a lot of overlapping features w/ durandal. Unless you want to just use jQuery mobile for the controls. I asked on the google group forums and ratchet was suggested instead. Not exactly the answer your looking for

问题 I was trying to use the containerless statements like <!--ko if:IsShowData==true --> of knockoutjs in hot towel template but it was not woring instead if i use visible binding with some element like div then it work very fine.( <div data-bind="visible: IsShowData==true"></div> ) Can anybody tell me if containerless statements of knockoutjs doesnt work in hot towel template? In Default Hot towel template i added few lines in home.html and home.js as follow: views/home.html <section> <h2 class=

问题 I have Durandal viewmodel working like so: define(function (require) { var http = require('durandal/http'); return { subjectItem: function (data) { var self = this; self.Subject_ID = data.Subject_ID; self.Subject_Name = data.Subject_Name; }, subjects: ko.observableArray([]), activate: function () { var self = this; http.ajaxRequest("get", "/api/values/getsubjects") .done(function (allData) { var mappedSubjects = $.map(allData, function (list) { return new self.subjectItem(list); }); self

问题 I am using the Durandal Starter Template for mvc4. I have set the following simple View: <section> <h2 data-bind="html: displayName"></h2> <h3 data-bind="html: posts"></h3> <button data-bind="click: getrss">Get Posts</button> <div id="rsstestid" ></div> </section> and ViewModel: define(function (require) { var http = require('durandal/http'), app = require('durandal/app'); return { displayName: 'This is my RssTest', posts: ko.observable(), activate: function () { return; }, getrss: function (

问题 Durandal: What is the correct way to pass data (parameters) between Viewmodels if possible (without dealing with the backend ). let say i have 2 views overview and details i want that went the user klick on a list element from overview it takes the id of that element and pass it to details Viewmodel so that i can start working with that id. thank you for the help 回答1: Hint: you probably want the route-driven approach. The other one is for the sake of completeness. Viewmodel-driven approach In

问题 I am currently trying to propagate a table row <tr> template into a <tbody> tag. Here is an example: HTML: <table> <tbody data-bind="template: { name : 'tableTemplate', foreach : tableRow }"> </tbody> </table> <script type="text/html" id="tableTemplate"> <tr> <!-- First Name --> <td data-bind="text: firstName"></td> <!-- Last Name --> <td data-bind="text: lastName"></td> </tr> </script> DurandalJS: define(function(require) { var self = this; self.app = require('durandal/app'); return {

问题 I am trying to use durandal and I need to getModuleId by passing the current module. My problem is that as I am using TypeScript, the underlaying object which is returned from AMD module seems not to be accessible by Typescript code: export function checkModule(){ var a = system.getModuleId(??); } the compiled TS will be converted into this: function checkModule(){ var a = system.getModule(??); } exports.checkModule = checkModule; instead of ?? I need to pass exports object which is defined

问题 https://github.com/dFiddle/dFiddle-2.0/blob/gh-pages/app/masterDetail/wizard/index.js When I look at this wizard I ask myself how can I pass a variable - like the mode being in an edit or add-mode for the wizard - to the index.js which creates step1, step2 and step3. I do not see where I could pass this data because the index.js which is the main-wizard holding all steps is created by durandal dynamically. So how can I pass data to the index.js so that I can decide wether I run the service

问题 So I've been trying to figure out how front end testing works (unit testing) but I am getting stuck on some point. So I have my jasmine test set up as follows: describe('Blabla', function () { it('returns true', function () { var people = require(["people"], function(ppl) { return ppl; }); expect(people.getTitle()).toBe('People piolmjage'); }); }); But running this gets me: TypeError: undefined is not a funtion So obviously, people is undefined. So perhaps my callback comes in too late. But

问题 I am working on a SPA using Durandal, and I have created a widget for displaying a particular page component. Following the Durandal Documentation, the widget is in app/widgets/my-widget and is composed of viewmodel.js and view.html . Now, I want to add a different view to the same widget - in effect, to have a "Basic" view and an "Advanced" view, with a flag in the ViewModel for which one will be used. I do not want to create two different widgets, because the ViewModel is exactly the same