Discussion on Blazor, a framework for building web apps with .NET and WebAssembly https://blazor.net
e.g. grabbing data from the DB
Probably a poor example
Regardless (I assume there must be a legitimate reason to know) wouldn't an IsServerSide boolean property on the component suffice? It defaults to true (for now) and if a developer asks "hey man this is client side what's going on" they set that property to false? Another case of having to type something for now but it works and eventually some reliable automated method comes along that sets it.
I don't honestly know but isn't there a unique id that identifies a client on SSB? It is how the server knows who they are.
That wouldn't exist on CSB right?
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@chucker I don't need to know this someone posted a question. My guess was that SSB produces a value that it transmits in some way to the code the browser receives. That value is returned with events so SSB knows which data (it buffers on the server) to use. So first that's a question is nothing like that occurring? Then is there a way to get to that SSB created value? Such a value would not exist on CSB which is why I suggested the lack of it would tell us it is CSB. I suggested setting a property on your SSB app and be done with it. Thanks.
@EdCharbeneau Hi Ed I don't tweet so I can't reply in your feed but someone mentioned Material Design, you mentioned Telerik. You might take a look at Blazorize and tell the person interested to look at it: https://blazorise.com/
I think they're great solutions, but I try to stay neutral when it comes to UI libraries that aren't ours.
Mentioning competitors!
Tsk
I don't see it as competition, it fills different needs for different customers
There are people who don't agree who pay my paychecks :)
Our CMS, Sitefinity runs on MVC. That would be like staying that when I do an MVC demo, it's cutting into the Sitefinity customer base because I'm encouraging developers to roll their own CMS
It's easier to just be neutral. :)
Good, better, best
That's a good ecosystem to have
Hey all,
Im currently trying to build a table with blazor and blazorise where one can add new rows on a button click. See this link for an example in javascript (https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/codelab.php?topic=bootstrap&file=table-with-add-and-delete-row-feature).
My problem is that i’m not sure on how to dynamically create raw html with blazor. Any ideas?
Im currently trying to build a table with blazor and blazorise where one can add new rows on a button click. See this link for an example in javascript (https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/codelab.php?topic=bootstrap&file=table-with-add-and-delete-row-feature).
My problem is that i’m not sure on how to dynamically create raw html with blazor. Any ideas?
@niem94 you can create raw html with Blazor: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnetcore.components.markupstring?view=aspnetcore-3.1.
But the jquery way is from 2006, the world has evolved since then. Blazor wants you to think in components that render your UI based on parameters and state.
<table>
@foreach (var item in this.Items)
{
<tr><td>@item.Name</td><td>@item.Description</td></tr>
}
</table>To add a row to this table, you could just add and item to the Items collection in this component from the buttons event handler and the component will rerender the table based on the items.
@jspuij Oh that simplifies it a lot. Thanks! All those years of js DOM manipulation clouds my vision sadly 😂
Would i then be able to make the row editable, with a simple if/else with item.IsEditable, and having the markup that alows editing render instead whenever the bool is true?
Would i then be able to make the row editable, with a simple if/else with item.IsEditable, and having the markup that alows editing render instead whenever the bool is true?
When looping is good to set
@key too