Reputation: 103
Sorry that is such a confusing title, but I have list of friend requests, and I want to put a button next to it to accept the friend request. The problem is that there isn't a static number of requests, obviously, so I need to do it within a foreach. But how can I make it so that the button corresponds to the username I'm displaying next to it?
I have this for the html
Pending Friend Requests:
<br><br>
{{#each getRequests}}
{{requester}}
{{/each}}
and I would want to have a button produced next to requester, that I could use the JS back end to accept the request.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 27
Reputation: 64312
Give something like this a try:
{{#each getRequests}}
<p>Requested by: {{requester}}</p>
<button class="accept">accept</button>
{{/each}}
Template.myTemplate.events({
'click .accept': function() {
// do something useful here with requester?
console.log(this.requester);
}
});
The key insight is that an #each
changes the context of both the template block and the related events. Therefore your event handler has access to requester
and anything else defined inside of a request.
Upvotes: 1