cyclejs loses knowledge of DOM it rendered
I have a small cyclejs app and everything works except this one button click... other button clicks work
Cyclejs renders the element, but seems to lose track of its reference, and I cannot get the following:
// do not get this alert
sources.DOM.elements()
.filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
// cannot get this either after clicking
sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').events('click').map(c2 => {
alert('click')
}).addListener({})
even though the following is rendered in the browser
<button class="cameraPermissionButton" id="cameraButtonId">Enable Camera Access</button>
I have no console.log errors or exceptions of any kind
cyclejs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
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I have a small cyclejs app and everything works except this one button click... other button clicks work
Cyclejs renders the element, but seems to lose track of its reference, and I cannot get the following:
// do not get this alert
sources.DOM.elements()
.filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
// cannot get this either after clicking
sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').events('click').map(c2 => {
alert('click')
}).addListener({})
even though the following is rendered in the browser
<button class="cameraPermissionButton" id="cameraButtonId">Enable Camera Access</button>
I have no console.log errors or exceptions of any kind
cyclejs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
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I have a small cyclejs app and everything works except this one button click... other button clicks work
Cyclejs renders the element, but seems to lose track of its reference, and I cannot get the following:
// do not get this alert
sources.DOM.elements()
.filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
// cannot get this either after clicking
sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').events('click').map(c2 => {
alert('click')
}).addListener({})
even though the following is rendered in the browser
<button class="cameraPermissionButton" id="cameraButtonId">Enable Camera Access</button>
I have no console.log errors or exceptions of any kind
cyclejs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
I have a small cyclejs app and everything works except this one button click... other button clicks work
Cyclejs renders the element, but seems to lose track of its reference, and I cannot get the following:
// do not get this alert
sources.DOM.elements()
.filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
// cannot get this either after clicking
sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').events('click').map(c2 => {
alert('click')
}).addListener({})
even though the following is rendered in the browser
<button class="cameraPermissionButton" id="cameraButtonId">Enable Camera Access</button>
I have no console.log errors or exceptions of any kind
cyclejs
cyclejs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
asked Nov 15 '18 at 16:14
bluepoisondartfrogbluepoisondartfrog
5,4751778143
5,4751778143
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It doesn't lose the track of elements' status.
You should use the selector provided by DOMSource (as you are doing already in the code below your comment // cannot get this either after clicking) instead of using a document selector within filter, i.e., .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null)).
For example,
-sources.DOM.elements()
- .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
+sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').element()
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
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It doesn't lose the track of elements' status.
You should use the selector provided by DOMSource (as you are doing already in the code below your comment // cannot get this either after clicking) instead of using a document selector within filter, i.e., .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null)).
For example,
-sources.DOM.elements()
- .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
+sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').element()
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
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It doesn't lose the track of elements' status.
You should use the selector provided by DOMSource (as you are doing already in the code below your comment // cannot get this either after clicking) instead of using a document selector within filter, i.e., .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null)).
For example,
-sources.DOM.elements()
- .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
+sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').element()
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
554
add a comment |
It doesn't lose the track of elements' status.
You should use the selector provided by DOMSource (as you are doing already in the code below your comment // cannot get this either after clicking) instead of using a document selector within filter, i.e., .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null)).
For example,
-sources.DOM.elements()
- .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
+sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').element()
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
554
It doesn't lose the track of elements' status.
You should use the selector provided by DOMSource (as you are doing already in the code below your comment // cannot get this either after clicking) instead of using a document selector within filter, i.e., .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null)).
For example,
-sources.DOM.elements()
- .filter(c => (document.getElementById('cameraButtonId') != null))
+sources.DOM.select('#cameraButtonId').element()
.take(1)
.map(c => {
alert('exists')
}).addListener({})
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
554
answered Jan 11 at 19:39
Michael Jae-Yoon ChungMichael Jae-Yoon Chung
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answered Jan 11 at 19:39
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answered Jan 11 at 19:39
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