Observe array of objects path

[alnico2001]

Observe array of objects path

[BorisMoore]

Thanks for bringing this up, Brent. I'll look into it...

[BorisMoore]

Hi Brent, can you test whether this candidate fix works for you?

jsviews.js.txt

[alnico2001]

Thanks Boris...

The fix does not work in my app; it still only works on whichever path is first.
I see see of course that it works in the test file ;-)

This is my actual code using view models:

$.observe(appVm, 
   "locations()^[].Address()",
   "locations()^[].City()",
   "locations()^[].State()",
   "locations()^[].Zipcode()", 
    
mobileAddressChange)

[BorisMoore]

Ah - interesting. Would you be able to provide me a small test example, with that pattern (or similar) observing view models? "locations()^[].Address()" (It will save me a bit of time :-) )

[BorisMoore]

Actually, I may be able to use this sample as a starting point:
https://www.jsviews.com/#jsvviewmodelsapi@ismanagersample.
I'll look into it. (Unless it is easy/rapid for you to come up with a test sample...)

[alnico2001]

Here is an example I threw quickly together...it looks like the view model is causing the problem...

In this example file: only the first "phones()^[]...." works...even on initial rendering; never mind Add Phone...

$.observe(person,
   "phones()^[].number()",
   "phones()^[].ext()"
, changeHandler);

test_jsviews_observVM.txt

[BorisMoore]

Excellent. Thanks!,

[BorisMoore]

Hi Brent, here is a candidate, for you to test in your environment.

jsviewsIssue459b.js.txt

[alnico2001]

This fix works...Thank you Boris!

[BorisMoore]

Good.
These were in fact two different issues:
"phones^[].number", "phones^[].ext"
and
"phones()^[]...

Thanks for calling them out!

[BorisMoore]

Resolved, and included in commit v1.0.14