问题
I have a table and I want to show it in two different ways. Different number of columns and position of its content and cells. I would like to provide users with a way to change from one to another view by just clicking a button.
I started doing it by just using the visible
binding, but then I realized it was not the proper way of doing it as the content was just invisible
but it was still being loaded in the DOM.
I was duplicating content in the background and generating invalid HTML (duplicate id
attributes in both tables, for example) and that was generating problems in the jQuery side.
Then I took a look at the use of knockout templates to accomplish it as in this example, and it solves my previous problems and it works, but using HTML inside <script>
tags doesn't sound like the cleanest solution to me.
I'm not quite sure if the use of components can provide any solution for this cases, I wasn't able to find one.
Any suggestions about how to deal with this problem?
回答1:
Using knockout components + AMD
is definitely what you're looking for. Take a look at this by Steve Sanderson, the author of knockout
. It explains how to architect a SPA using ko
with requirejs
. It should clear your doubts
Example:
...
<div data-bind="component: myDynamicComponent"> </div>
...
Then, if you have your component loader configured to fetch its template & | or viewModel asynchronously you can have myDynamicComponent
as an observable:
function RootViewModel(){
var self = this;
this.myDynamicComponent = ko.observable('some-component');
this.someButtonClicked = function() {
self.myDynamicComponent('some-other-component'); // this should render your other component async (only if you configured your component loader to do so)
}
}
回答2:
Templates inside script
tags are superseded by template tags. You might look at this recent answer I wrote for an example.
Update: Not all the Knockout component documentation has been updated, but it is here.
Another option is dynamically loading templates via AMD (require.js).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31946589/dynamically-load-views-templates-in-knockout-js