vue-component

Let's say I want to create a contact form. In this contact form, a user can have multiple addresses. I would think that this is a perfect opportunity to use a Vue Component so that I don't have to create redundant address form fields. I would then be able to use this component in different areas of a website, say on edit, create, etc.... How would I go about creating a form component that a parent can use and have values from that form get added to an addresses array? Also, I would like to be able to populate this form with existing values if it's being edited. I've tried different things but

I have a method for Vuejs component: async submit () { if (this.$refs.form.validate()) { let formData = new FormData() formData.append('userImage', this.avatarFile, this.avatarFile.name) this.avatarFile = formData try { let response = await this.$axios.post('http://localhost:3003/api/test.php', { avatar: this.avatarFile, name: this.name, gender: this.gender, dob: this.DOB, }, { headers: { 'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data; boundary=' + formData._boundary } }) if (response.status === 200 && response.data.status === 'success') { console.log(this.response) } } catch (e) { console.log(e) } } }

I'm new to Vue.js, so thanks for the help!! I have a table that is presenting a list of items that I got using the following code: interface getResources { title: string; category: string; uri: string; icon: string; } @Component export default class uservalues extends Vue { resources: getResources[] = []; created() { fetch('api/Resources/GetResources') .then(response => response.json() as Promise<getResources[]>) .then(data => { this.resources = data; }); } } And this is my table <div class="panel panel-default"> <div class="panel-heading" style="font-weight:bold"><span class="glyphicon

I have vue component which I use inside himself - data can have array with subelements and I use this array to render them in loop, and next level, next level etc. according to nesting level. Now I would like to run child method from parent and then - if statements are ok, also call it to child, next level etc. I use <mycomponent ref="myFirstLevelRefName" (...) ></mycomponent> and then: this.$refs.myFirstLevelRefName to call first-level childs. But what about about child nodes? I use them in view in that way: <mycomponent v-for="(subElement, index) in getSubelements()" ref="???" v-bind:data=

I try to create a components and get its key for using in axios. Elements created, but I can't get a key. It's undefined <div class="container" id="root"> <paddock is="paddock-item" v-for="paddock in paddocks" :key="paddock.key" class="paddock"> </paddock> </div> <script> var pItem = { props: ['key'], template: '<div :test="key"></div>', created: function() { console.log(key); } }; new Vue({ el: '#root', components: { 'paddock-item': pItem }, data: { paddocks: [ {key: 1}, {key: 2}, {key: 3}, {key: 4} ] } }) </script> I try some variants, but no result - @key was empty. This answer answers the

How can I write my component to wrap another vue component, while my wrapper component get some extra props? My wrapper template component should be: <wrapper-component> <v-table></v-table> <!-- pass to v-table all the props beside prop1 and prop2 --> </wrapper-component> and the wrapper props: props: { prop1: String, prop2: String } Here I want to wrap a table component, and pass to the table component all the props and events that were passed to the wrapper, beside two extra props prop1 and prop2 . What is the correct way of doing this in vue? And is there a solution for events too? Place