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Lux
Lux

Reputation: 18240

View helper: classBinding if boolean is false

How can I bind a class to a view with the #view helper, if a boolean is FALSE?

// this is working
{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this" classBinding="controller.content.isActive"}}
    <div>test</div>
{{/view}}

// and this is what i want:
{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this" classBinding="!controller.content.isActive:is-not-active"}}
    <div>test</div>
{{/view}}

I want to bind is-not-active as a class name to the view, if controller.content.isActive is false.

I can make an simple inverter function on the view, but I there is a better way.

Upvotes: 5

Views: 1503

Answers (1)

pangratz
pangratz

Reputation: 16143

UPDATE: The Pull Request has been merged, so you can add a class for a false value like this:

{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this"
   classBinding="controller.content.isActive:is-active:is-not-active"}}
{{/view}}

If you don't want to add a class if the value is true, you can use the following syntax:

{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this"
   classBinding="controller.content.isActive::is-not-active"}}
{{/view}}

I would create a property on the view (like you already do with your inverter) and bind to this:

Handlebars:

{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this" classBinding="isNotActive"}}
    <div>test</div>
{{/view}}

JavaScript:

App.MyView = Ember.View.extend({
    isNotActive: Ember.Binding.not('controller.content.isActive')
});

I've create a Pull Request which has not yet been merged but it addresses this issue and would solve it similar to this:

{{#view App.MyView controllerBinding="this"
   classBinding="controller.content.isActive:is-active:is-not-active"}}
    <div>test</div>
{{/view}}

Upvotes: 9

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