Reputation: 8101
please take a look at the following code. It's written right in an html page, so no standalone components here. It's for a Vue js app.
<div v-for="(screw, index) in form.screws " class="screw-module">
<input type="radio" name="screws[index][prop1]" v-model="screws[index].prop1" id="prop1" value="prop1">
<input type="radio" name="screws[index][prop2]" v-model="screws[index].prop2" id="prop2" value="prop2">
<input type="radio" name="screws[index][prop3]" v-model="screws[index].prop3" id="prop2" value="prop3">
</div>
Now please focus on name="screws[index][thread]"
. What I need as the rendered html name value, is:
// iteration 1
name="screws[0][prop1]"
name="screws[0][prop2]"
// iteration 2
name="screws[1][prop1]"
name="screws[1][prop2]"
And so on.. What's the proper syntax?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 451
Reputation: 6598
You can use string interpolation for this
<input type="radio" :name="`screws[${index}][prop3]`">
Upvotes: 2