The div is inside a stache file that gets populated by scope variables (which in turn get populated via API calls). The problem I am facing is that the scroll sometime works and sometimes it does not. It seems that I need to execute the jquery statement only when the div is completed population. How do I wait for the stache variables to update the view and then execute the above jquery statement?
if it's a list something like '{viewModel list} length': function() { ... }
where
list is the viewModel's list property
whatever the name of that property is
this will execute when the length changes
so you can do your animation there
probably best in a
requestAnimationFrame
Thanks @matthewp . I guess the '{viewModel list} length': function() { ... } would get called once the stache is rendered completely with all the list items. If that is the case, the animation method will indeed get the correct div height (which depends on the number of list items).
@RALifeCoach https://github.com/canjs/can-fixture
the docs show how to use it with a json file
const Players = Map.extend({
define: {
header: {
Type: Object
},
plrs: {
Type: Object
}
}
});
connect([
require('can-connect/data/url/url'),
require('can-connect/constructor/constructor'),
require('can-connect/can/map/map')
], {
Map: Players,
url: '/players'
});
fixture("GET /players", config.playersUrl);
export default Players;
Here is what I tried, but the results are the same.
That means I will have to have can-fixture into Production?
it looks like when a function is called from a binding like
<button type="button" ($click)="clickHandler()">Click Me</button>it doesn't differentiate a Helper expression type (from can-stache/src/expression) from a Call expression type and tries to call a function which exists on the Helper, but not the Call
this.viewModel.yourProp
@cherifGsoul could you possibly run the tests on can-stache-bindings@3.0.0-pre.5 and tell me if you see them passing?
pretty sure it's fubar
I have it as a Map and
this.viewmodel.myProp = ‘some value’ isn’t working
can-fixture yes is for testing and developing purpose to work on the frontend part withourt the API/server
can-fixture is just to simulate ajax/api calls
When I convert from a Map to a DefineMap, I can’t update it at all
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