ember-router

问题 I have this weird assertion error when I was rendering an extra outlet on the root level of my application. This is the code I use: <div id="app"> <nav>{{outlet "menu"}}</nav> <div class="content">{{outlet}}</div> </div> I have a template called menu . This is my App.ApplicationRout app.ApplicationRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ renderTemplate: function() { this.render(); this.render("menu", { outlet: "menu" }); } }); But it is throwing an error: assertion failed: An outlet (menu) was specified

问题 I am trying to implement a comment-feature , to display a list of comments that belongs to a single post. Then click edit and edit any of the selected comments from from all the comments that belong to a single post. Updated jsfiddle . I am able to create a comment that belongs to the selected post as seen in the fiddle above. **However I am unable to updating an existing comment and the comment edit form won't even display any comment. It is always blank and doesn't bind to any existing

问题 I am trying to implement a comment-feature , to display a list of comments that belongs to a single post. Then click edit and edit any of the selected comments from from all the comments that belong to a single post. Updated jsfiddle . I am able to create a comment that belongs to the selected post as seen in the fiddle above. **However I am unable to updating an existing comment and the comment edit form won't even display any comment. It is always blank and doesn't bind to any existing

问题 How do I pass environment variables from bashrc to Ember CLI. I imagine a situation where you need stripe api keys or pusher api-keys and you have them in your environment variables in bashrc. How do you pass the api-keys to Ember CLI. I tried using Node.js process.env in both the brocfile.js and environment.js , but when I try to access it in the Ember JS controller, the property is null. In my environment.js file I added, APP: { apiKey: process.env.KEY } In My Ember JS controller I tried

问题 I have a application controller with a input bound to searchTerms and on click I am routing to search-results route. The code is from a book Rocknrollcall.Router.map(function() { // Add your routes here this.route('search-results', { path: 'search/:term' }); }); }); Rocknrollcall.ApplicationController = Em.ObjectController.extend({ searchTerms: '', actions: { submit: function() { this.transitionToRoute('search-results',this.get('searchTerms')); } } }); In the route I am returning some data I

问题 I need to create an application with routes: /users - list of users /users/123 - user info /users/123/items - list of user items /users/123/items/456 - items info I wrote this code here $(function() { var App = window.App = Ember.Application.create({LOG_TRANSITIONS: true}); App.Router.map(function() { this.resource("users", {path: '/users'}, function() { this.resource("user", {path: '/:user_id'}, function() { this.resource("items", {path: '/items'}, function() { this.route("item", {path: '/

问题 In the new Ember.Router that shipts with Ember 1.0-rc2, is it possible add route in run-time? 回答1: There is not a supported method of doing this currently. The App.Router.map call is handled by lines 235-247 of this code: https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/blob/master/packages/ember-routing/lib/system/router.js Ember.Router.reopenClass({ map: function(callback) { var router = this.router = new Router(); var dsl = Ember.RouterDSL.map(function() { this.resource('application', { path: "/" },

问题 I am trying to detect when a route transition occurs. I've located this code snippet inside the latest version of Ember ( v1.0.0-pre.4 ) that handles the transitions: didTransition: function(infos) { // Don't do any further action here if we redirected if (infos[infos.length-1].handler.transitioned) { return; } var appController = this.container.lookup('controller:application'), path = routePath(infos); set(appController, 'currentPath', path); this.notifyPropertyChange('url'); if (get(this,

问题 Given the following Router setup: App.Router.map(function() { this.resource('posts', function() { this.route('new'); this.resource('post', { path: ':post_id' }, function() { this.route('edit'); }); }); }); Is it possible to obtain the path of a route? Fictitious example: App.Router.get('path', 'posts.new'); //=> "/posts/new" Or with a model like: App.Router.get('path', 'post.edit', model); //=> "/posts/1/edit" 回答1: Try this in your console/dev tools: App.Router.router.generate(['posts.new']);

问题 I have some code that uses route 'deactivate' method as follows. deactivate: function() { this._super(); //some code here } Is there a way to identify where is user trying to go(route of URL) after this route deactivates? 回答1: I would encourage you to use willTransition actions method hook for this purpose since that will be called before deactivate hook method. transition.targetName will provide the target route. actions: { willTransition(transition) { this._super(...arguments); console.log(