Vue.js concatenate string in v-text





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I am trying to concatenate string inside v-text directive. Simple example:



<ul>

  <li v-for="obj in frameworks"> {{ obj.name }} has {{ obj.vite }} users

    <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>

  </li>

</ul>


This works fine. Now, instead of using the text interpolation if i use v-text like below, i still get the text showing up, but the Delete buttons disappear, regardless of the value of the mode property. These buttons should be visible if user clicks the edit button.



 <ul>

    <li v-for="obj in frameworks" v-text="`${obj.name} has ${obj.votes} users`">

     <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>

    </li>

 </ul>


Here is the fiddle:
https://jsfiddle.net/30a6edvs/



Can anyone please explain why.






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    I am trying to concatenate string inside v-text directive. Simple example:



    <ul>
    
  <li v-for="obj in frameworks"> {{ obj.name }} has {{ obj.vite }} users
    
    <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
    
  </li>
    
</ul>


    This works fine. Now, instead of using the text interpolation if i use v-text like below, i still get the text showing up, but the Delete buttons disappear, regardless of the value of the mode property. These buttons should be visible if user clicks the edit button.



     <ul>
    
    <li v-for="obj in frameworks" v-text="`${obj.name} has ${obj.votes} users`">
    
     <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
    
    </li>
    
 </ul>


    Here is the fiddle:
    https://jsfiddle.net/30a6edvs/



    Can anyone please explain why.






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      I am trying to concatenate string inside v-text directive. Simple example:



      <ul>
      
  <li v-for="obj in frameworks"> {{ obj.name }} has {{ obj.vite }} users
      
    <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
      
  </li>
      
</ul>


      This works fine. Now, instead of using the text interpolation if i use v-text like below, i still get the text showing up, but the Delete buttons disappear, regardless of the value of the mode property. These buttons should be visible if user clicks the edit button.



       <ul>
      
    <li v-for="obj in frameworks" v-text="`${obj.name} has ${obj.votes} users`">
      
     <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
      
    </li>
      
 </ul>


      Here is the fiddle:
      https://jsfiddle.net/30a6edvs/



      Can anyone please explain why.






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      I am trying to concatenate string inside v-text directive. Simple example:



      <ul>
      
  <li v-for="obj in frameworks"> {{ obj.name }} has {{ obj.vite }} users
      
    <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
      
  </li>
      
</ul>


      This works fine. Now, instead of using the text interpolation if i use v-text like below, i still get the text showing up, but the Delete buttons disappear, regardless of the value of the mode property. These buttons should be visible if user clicks the edit button.



       <ul>
      
    <li v-for="obj in frameworks" v-text="`${obj.name} has ${obj.votes} users`">
      
     <button v-on:click="removeFw(obj)" v-show="mode == 'edit'">Delete</button>
      
    </li>
      
 </ul>


      Here is the fiddle:
      https://jsfiddle.net/30a6edvs/



      Can anyone please explain why.






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          Using v-text will replace inner text/html of the element and thus you cannot see the delete button inside that. So you have to do as your first example code.






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            This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

            – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
            Nov 22 '18 at 6:15



















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          Its actually changing the elements and setting the text.



          So if you want the text and also button then your first method (Mustache interpolations) is the way




          If you need to update the part of
          textContent, you should use {{ Mustache }} interpolations.




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            Using v-text will replace inner text/html of the element and thus you cannot see the delete button inside that. So you have to do as your first example code.






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            • 1





              This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

              – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
              Nov 22 '18 at 6:15
















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            Using v-text will replace inner text/html of the element and thus you cannot see the delete button inside that. So you have to do as your first example code.






            share|improve this answer





















            • 1





              This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

              – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
              Nov 22 '18 at 6:15














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            Using v-text will replace inner text/html of the element and thus you cannot see the delete button inside that. So you have to do as your first example code.






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            Using v-text will replace inner text/html of the element and thus you cannot see the delete button inside that. So you have to do as your first example code.







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              This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

              – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
              Nov 22 '18 at 6:15














            • 1





              This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

              – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
              Nov 22 '18 at 6:15








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            This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

            – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
            Nov 22 '18 at 6:15





            This makes sense! v-text actually replaces everything that is there between the opening and closing tags of the element on which it is being used. So in my case, it is removing the buttons as well..Thanks.

            – Yeasir Arafat Majumder
            Nov 22 '18 at 6:15













            1














            Its actually changing the elements and setting the text.



            So if you want the text and also button then your first method (Mustache interpolations) is the way




            If you need to update the part of
            textContent, you should use {{ Mustache }} interpolations.




            Details






            share|improve this answer




























              1














              Its actually changing the elements and setting the text.



              So if you want the text and also button then your first method (Mustache interpolations) is the way




              If you need to update the part of
              textContent, you should use {{ Mustache }} interpolations.




              Details






              share|improve this answer


























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                Its actually changing the elements and setting the text.



                So if you want the text and also button then your first method (Mustache interpolations) is the way




                If you need to update the part of
                textContent, you should use {{ Mustache }} interpolations.




                Details






                share|improve this answer













                Its actually changing the elements and setting the text.



                So if you want the text and also button then your first method (Mustache interpolations) is the way




                If you need to update the part of
                textContent, you should use {{ Mustache }} interpolations.




                Details







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