state

问题 I'm making a form generator that uses a JSON schema to build a form and I've ran into an issue. If I make a controlled input and I call getForms method (method that generates the form) on each render it updates the value of input from state as expected. Great. But, I don't want the algorithm that generates the form from JSON schema to be called on every render. I tried storing the form in a class variable or in a state but it didn't work as expected. When the input is changed the state is

问题 I'm making a form generator that uses a JSON schema to build a form and I've ran into an issue. If I make a controlled input and I call getForms method (method that generates the form) on each render it updates the value of input from state as expected. Great. But, I don't want the algorithm that generates the form from JSON schema to be called on every render. I tried storing the form in a class variable or in a state but it didn't work as expected. When the input is changed the state is

问题 I'm working with a nested state object that I have been updating with onChange functions, like so: const [someState, setSomeState] = useState({ customer: [ { name: "Bob", address: "1234 Main Street", email: "bob@mail.com", phone: [ { mobile: "555-5555", home: "555-5555" } ] } ] }); const updateSomeStatePhone = e => { e.persist(); setSomeState(prevState => { prevState.customer[0].phone[0].mobile = e.target.value; return { ...prevState }; }); }; <p>Update Mobile Number<p> <select value=

问题 How I spend a parameter title of the post, to display the browser's title? I use pageTitle parameter on my route, but if put directly: slug as a value, not works. .state('posts',{ url : '/blog/:slug', templateUrl : 'content/templates/single.html', controller : 'SinglePostController', data: { pageTitle: 'title' }, access: { requiredLogin: false } }) 回答1: The data : {} setting is static. see similar: Accessing parameters in custom data If you want some dynamic feature use resolve : {} Some

问题 https://plnkr.co/edit/bOZW1a9u62W1QA6cYjYj?p=preview Expected After Login all $states initialize, then after clicking a Ticker button, the only $states that should re-init are ticker , tags and social , but not feed . Results After Login all $states initialize, then after clicking a Ticker button all $states re-initialized. The feed should not. How should the dashboard and feed module be architected to prevent this? At the moment I have the <feed-module></feed-module> inside the dashboard

问题 I want to store the entire application state and then restore it on the next start. Is there a library which would make it easier for me? Or does anyone of you have any suggestions? Standalone Application 回答1: There is a design pattern that is used for your purpouse, and it is the Memento Pattern. The memento pattern is implemented with three objects: the originator, a caretaker and a memento. The originator is some object that has an internal state. The caretaker is going to do something to

问题 I have a problem finding the way to style a button according to it's state. I have a question, and four answer tiles. each tiles is coded like this: <div class="button-default" ng-model="btn0" ng-click"evalAnswer(answer, btn0)">{{answer}}</div> <div class="button-default" ng-model="btn1" ng-click"evalAnswer(answer, btn1)">{{answer}}</div> <div class="button-default" ng-model="btn2" ng-click"evalAnswer(answer, btn2)">{{answer}}</div> <div class="button-default" ng-model="btn3" ng-click

问题 I'm wondering if there exist any distributed ASP.Net State Service alternative. Session can be stored in InProc, StateService or SQL. You can also write custom storage providers. For load balancing (without any form of sticky IP) only SQL/Custom will work. Are there any alternative ASP.Net State Services that is distributed? I'm thinking so each server can synchronize with the others. Edit: In response to answers: I am looking for Session() storage. Distributed cache is not a problem,

问题 I'm wondering if there exist any distributed ASP.Net State Service alternative. Session can be stored in InProc, StateService or SQL. You can also write custom storage providers. For load balancing (without any form of sticky IP) only SQL/Custom will work. Are there any alternative ASP.Net State Services that is distributed? I'm thinking so each server can synchronize with the others. Edit: In response to answers: I am looking for Session() storage. Distributed cache is not a problem,

问题 I'm wondering if there exist any distributed ASP.Net State Service alternative. Session can be stored in InProc, StateService or SQL. You can also write custom storage providers. For load balancing (without any form of sticky IP) only SQL/Custom will work. Are there any alternative ASP.Net State Services that is distributed? I'm thinking so each server can synchronize with the others. Edit: In response to answers: I am looking for Session() storage. Distributed cache is not a problem,