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Using VueJS for Nested Forms in Rails: Part 2 Discussion

Discussion for Using VueJS for Nested Forms in Rails: Part 2
Nicolás Bobb Nicolás Bobb
Why did not you use "Vue.http.headers.common['X-CSRF-Token'] = document.querySelector('meta[name="csrf-token"]').getAttribute('content')" ?
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Travis Smith Travis Smith
I believe he goes over that in Part 1 of the series.
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Travis Smith Travis Smith
This is a great series, Chris. Very helpful. It would be great if you could do a tutorial that uses Vue inside 'form_for' or 'form_with'. Most of the Vue Rails form tutorials out there use a basic HTML form and I'd love to drop Vue into small areas of the form without overhauling everything.
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Pedro Costa Pedro Costa

Hey Travis.

I think you can pass the data-remote="true" paramater, like this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10255198/is-there-a-way-to-submit-ajax-json-requests-with-simple-form-for-rails

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Travis Smith Travis Smith
Hi Chris,
For more deeply nested forms, would you recommend using something like JBuilder to properly format the JSON and pass it to Vue?
Thanks for the great vids! I'd love to see more Vue with Rails videos. I'm loving the framework.
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Mihraç Cerrahoğlu Mihraç Cerrahoğlu

This comment since june/2016. Still there is no tutorial about "deep" nested_attributes and vue tutorial for rails. (like: team/player/football_shoes[:size, color, brand]) until 2 months i am trying to found a way for it. :(

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Jurgen Jocubeit Jurgen Jocubeit

So while this is awesome, it's also very inconvenient to go putting all this code in a single vue file... how can we move this functionality into components like shown in the Vue.js components episode?

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Charlie Nagy Charlie Nagy

Is there any tutorial about visual error handling of forms (after post and put)?
Now all fails silently...
Thanks Chris.

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Daniel Chapman Daniel Chapman

Hello all!

While using this technique, a came across a problem.

Im basically building an invoice with various fields calculations and nested items, all works fine.

In my form, one of the values is a select box, this helps with some calculations and changes the output of total depending, using computed properties, I then save all of those variables/values to the database on submit.

The problem is when I try then to edit the same record, its opens but the correct saved select values are not show, which will mess the whole calculation.

Any ideas anyone?

Thanks

Dan

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