I usually wonder whether I can use <List> without dataSource/renderRow, but specifying <ListItem> manually. It works but I’m not sure if it is legal (e.g. may not work in future versions) because it’s not mentioned in this tutorial. Then I found the pattern in the tutorial. So I guess it is legal.
<Ons.List>
<Ons.ListHeader>Bindings</Ons.ListHeader>
<Ons.ListItem>Vue</Ons.ListItem>
<Ons.ListItem>Angular</Ons.ListItem>
<Ons.ListItem>React</Ons.ListItem>
</Ons.List>
Can I use onClick attribute?
I’ve used it in my project and it works. But it’s not mentions in the Props table above.
Most attributes that can be used for a normal <input> element can also be used on the <ons-input> element…
This means I can set id and name attributes for <Input>, right?
My React/Meteor project use Enzyme for unit testing. In a full DOM rendering test which I mount() the top-level App component, it is rendered correctly. However, when I try to navigate, using Enzyme’s simulate(‘click’), down to a popover. I realize that the popover is created elsewhere, not in the same DOM, its shadow-dom, I guess. However, I need to click on a list-item inside the popover.
Is it possible to reach to the popover using Enzyme or web api?
I found these component guides by Googling:-
But I can’t find the page where they’re listed. Their up link go to https://onsen.io/v2/docs/react.html which only lists component references. Am I missing something?
My existing code stop running when upgrade to Chrome 54 (on Ubuntu), with DOMException: Failed to execute 'createElement' on 'Document': The result must not have attributes, in ons-modal/animator.js.
According to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40181683/failed-to-execute-createelement-on-document-the-result-must-not-have-childre-childr), Chrome 54 seems to be the first version to provide native createEement().
@Fran-Diox work like a charm! Thank you. ^_^
I’ve just started to use react-onsenui on Meteor. The simple app run fine until yesterday when I started to use <Navigator />. The browser stop at the exception:
CustomElements is not defined at Page.componentDidMount in react-onsenui.js
I have no idea what’s happening. I guess CustomElements is a global and is assumed to be already initialized somewhere. Maybe something wrong about how I import modules (using ES6 module support on Meteor). But I do import both onsenui and react-onsenui as describe in the React guide.
Any idea what’s wrong here?
Environment:-