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I was using manual validation using your extension method ValidateProperties because my form is a wizard-style. So before it used to work fine, I am not sure what caused it to stop working, but I updated my nugets to latest version, yours to 1.6 and fluent validation to v10.
Reverting to 9 will fix it
Until I get around to migrating to 10
But hosted wasm and both at the same time?
Still not possible?
But it's a bit early I guess.
As soon as you start using Dapr or tye, hot reload breaks down.
Angular atm uses about 6 to 7GB and 1,5 minutes to build.
Service fabric deployment takes about the same.
Is there a difference between calling a non-async function in
OnParametersSet vs. in OnParametersSetAsync ?
and a warning.
Thanks.
Hello friends! What would be the canonical Blazor way to handle inputs that should trigger a method every time they are changed? Imagine something like an Excel cell, where anytime the user changes the formula, changes are computed and propagated. So it's not exactly a regular form a submit button, the data has to be updated through methods.
Right now I'm doing this with regular <input> elements that are bound to custom getters and setters in the component, no EditContext - but it seems hacky so would love to improve it
What I mean is that I'm basically ignoring everything Blazor has in terms of input components and validation, since it's a standard HTML input ->
onchange that fires a UpdateX method on the object -> once the object has done its thing, the value is updated and a flag is set if there's a problem -> the input reads the new value & its CSS class is updated depending on the error flag
But maybe that's just the right way to do it, since it's not a standard form
If you wanted to use EditContext, you could create custom Input component by inheriting from InputBase
That way you could use Blazor's built-in tools for form validation.
But it depends if this input works in isolation or whether you need multiple inputs to be in a certain state before performing a submit action. If it just works in isolation, then how you're doing it is probably fine
(or inconvenience, depending on your viewpoint)
Alright, thanks!
