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How can I pass a in a string in an object as a prop to a child component?
Based on what parent component calls the child component (a modal) the text of the modal is be populated with an object passed in as a prop from the parent component.
In one instance, one of the items of the object (modalText) I'm passing in contains a router-link. The element shows up in the console and the text shows up in the browser, but the linking doesn't work.
Parent
modalText: {
subHeadline: `You can find ${this.name} in the <router-link :to="{name:'PartArea'}">part area</router-link> of your list`,
}
Child (modal)
<h2 v-html="modalText.subHeadline">{{modalText.subHeadline}}</h2>
javascript vue.js vue-router routerlink
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
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Based on what parent component calls the child component (a modal) the text of the modal is be populated with an object passed in as a prop from the parent component.
In one instance, one of the items of the object (modalText) I'm passing in contains a router-link. The element shows up in the console and the text shows up in the browser, but the linking doesn't work.
Parent
modalText: {
subHeadline: `You can find ${this.name} in the <router-link :to="{name:'PartArea'}">part area</router-link> of your list`,
}
Child (modal)
<h2 v-html="modalText.subHeadline">{{modalText.subHeadline}}</h2>
javascript vue.js vue-router routerlink
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
63
No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21
add a comment |
Based on what parent component calls the child component (a modal) the text of the modal is be populated with an object passed in as a prop from the parent component.
In one instance, one of the items of the object (modalText) I'm passing in contains a router-link. The element shows up in the console and the text shows up in the browser, but the linking doesn't work.
Parent
modalText: {
subHeadline: `You can find ${this.name} in the <router-link :to="{name:'PartArea'}">part area</router-link> of your list`,
}
Child (modal)
<h2 v-html="modalText.subHeadline">{{modalText.subHeadline}}</h2>
javascript vue.js vue-router routerlink
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
63
Based on what parent component calls the child component (a modal) the text of the modal is be populated with an object passed in as a prop from the parent component.
In one instance, one of the items of the object (modalText) I'm passing in contains a router-link. The element shows up in the console and the text shows up in the browser, but the linking doesn't work.
Parent
modalText: {
subHeadline: `You can find ${this.name} in the <router-link :to="{name:'PartArea'}">part area</router-link> of your list`,
}
Child (modal)
<h2 v-html="modalText.subHeadline">{{modalText.subHeadline}}</h2>
javascript vue.js vue-router routerlink
javascript vue.js vue-router routerlink
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
63
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
63
edited Jan 2 at 15:20
CassandraDanger
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
63
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:21
CassandraDangerCassandraDanger
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No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21
add a comment |
No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21
No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21
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No. A workable approach would be exposing a slot in your child component. Otherwise you will have to compile that subHeadline somehow.
– Bert
Dec 31 '18 at 19:06
Figured it out - I'm using i18n for translations, so I used their path and action methods to insert my router link into the middle of this text
– CassandraDanger
Jan 2 at 17:56
Glad to hear it!
– Bert
Jan 2 at 18:21