First of all, I am just starting playing with VueJS, so this cannot be a VueJS version thing as suggested here
It might be a duplicate of :
The warning is the result of setting v-model
to the value of your properties. The reason is because if you change birthYear, birthMonth, or birthDay outside the component, then whatever the value is currently inside the component will be immediately overwritten.
Instead, capture a copy.
Vue.component('birthday-controls', {
template: `
`,
props: ['birthDay', 'birthMonth', 'birthYear'],
data(){
return {
internalBirthDay: this.birthDay,
internalBirthMonth: this.birthMonth,
internalBirthYear: this.birthYear
}
},
computed: {
validYear: function() {
return (this.internalBirthYear > new Date().getFullYear()-100 && this.internalBirthYear < new Date().getFullYear()-14)
},
validMonth: function() {
return (this.internalBirthMonth > 0 && this.internalBirthMonth <= 12)
},
validDay: function() {
return (this.internalBirthDay > 0 && this.internalBirthDay <=31) //I have to add more checking here for february, leap years and ....
}
}
});
You did this almost exactly in your fiddle, but you did not correct your computed values.
computed: {
validYear: function() {
return (this.birthYear > new Date().getFullYear()-100 && this.birthYear < new Date().getFullYear()-14)
},
validMonth: function() {
return (this.birthMonth > 0 && this.birthMonth <= 12)
},
validDay: function() {
return (this.birthDay > 0 && this.birthDay <=31) //I have to add more checking here for february, leap years and stuff
}
},
should be
computed: {
validYear: function() {
return (this.var_birthYear > new Date().getFullYear()-100 && this.var_birthYear < new Date().getFullYear()-14)
},
validMonth: function() {
return (this.var_birthMonth > 0 && this.var_birthMonth <= 12)
},
validDay: function() {
return (this.var_birthDay > 0 && this.var_birthDay <=31) //I have to add more checking here for february, leap years and stuff
}
},