Can you create a component as a class? Does someone have an example of CanJS/stealJS written in ES6 classes?
I am using canjs 3.0 and stealjs 1
Can anyone help me with a can-compile issue we're running into today?
apparently the Grunt task is looking for
http://canjs.com/release/2.3.27/can.jquery.js and not finding it. Why is it even going externally?
http://canjs.com/release/ needs to be restored
why does can-compile even go externally and not use dependancies?
I know some work needs to be done to update can-compile to work with canjs 3.0
so that should be fixed also at the same time
would you mind putting in an issue?
we’ll get the site fixed
any idea how long fixing the site would take? We can't do any builds/tests right now.
will definitely be fixed today… exactly how long I’m not really sure
sigh
http://canjs.com/release/ is back up
Hey, can anyone help me with this? http://forums.donejs.com/t/canjs-3-2-1-can-compute-map-binding-migrating-from-canjs-2/493 Thanks!
@RALifeCoach I think you are looking for this http://canjs.com/doc/can-construct.html
@phillipskevin Was that the reason https://www.npmjs.com/package/can-compile was not compiling since friday?
Sorry to bother you but could you help me out with this? http://forums.donejs.com/t/canjs-3-2-1-can-compute-map-binding-migrating-from-canjs-2/493 I just need to be pointed in the right direction. Thanks!
@gKreator we released a new version of canjs.com on Friday, which broke can-compile
this was fixed on Sunday
I pushed out a new version of the site again today, which did the same thing
we’ll update the release script so we don’t have to manually fix the releases folder every time
@gKreator wouldn’t you want to use
self.task_group.get('task_group_link_support_user')
or just
self.task_group.task_group_link_support_user
let me try it out
instead of guessing
here is more of the code so that you can see
im messing around right under that with storing Compute in the viewModel and I am having some success to it.
this is working
for some reason this is not working, the array gets updated but the final compute does not fire. It fires when i update the number, but the list does not update.
I don’t think using a compute like that is the solution
DefineMap is already going to turn those properties into computes
Yeah, I figured. I'm just trying random things at this point.
I think it is the way that I am acessing the viewModel
as long as something is binding on derived property it works
the green one is correct and gets updated, while the red one is not updated
if I trigger computeTestUpdate(), it pushes some objects to an array. When i click computeTestUpdate2(), it shows the newly added items in the console.log(). Whule when computeTest gets triggered again after computeTestUpdate2().. it still has the original value.
a simpler example would really help… I’m getting lost in what you’re trying to do
In the original example... I need to redraw a list of users once another array is updated so that I can filter out some users
So have 2 lists... 1 is all of the users. the second list is a list of taken users
this works...
Woot, you helped me out! 'compute test' is getting triggered on both 'update 1' and 'update 2'
I think the way I was doing it. Was cloning the original scope or something
hmm, yeah, I’m not sure what happens when you wrap it in a compute like that or just use a function
using getters for derived properties like that is the way to go
Yeah, I'm not entierly sure either. It was working on Canjs 2.*... I think one of my friends told me Compute starts a new thread or something so the scope might of got wacked
but yeah thanks this is allot easier, I will update my forum post later once I get the actual code sorted
Ok, everything works and updated the forum post. http://forums.donejs.com/t/canjs-3-2-1-can-compute-map-binding-migrating-from-canjs-2/493
Thanks again! @phillipskevin
One more question, how to updateData on an id that was not requested by can-connect
it was possible in Canjs 2.*
nevermind, I found out
