I'm not sure if the following is possible with a "computed" and a
dom-repeat template. I was binding with child and parent properties prior
to .9/.8
<template is="dom-repeat" as="agreementTypeCount"
index-as="agreementTypeCountI" items="{{agreementTypeCounts}}">
<a
href="/{{style_domain}}/agreements/#/table/country/{{selectedCountryCode}}/type/{{agreementTypeCount.type}}/sort/start-desc/size/10/page/1/">{{agreementTypeCount.type}}</a>
</template>
On Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 9:03:42 AM UTC-4, [email protected] wrote:
>
> i have several large projects that I would like to start moving from 5.x
> to .9 and on to 1.
>
> I like where the project is going, but really this has been a HUGE PAIN to
> migrate. I have started, but wonder if I should continue without further
> questions being answered:
>
> 1) Compound binding/string interpolation in bindings: - if this is still
> being developed and a estimated time line
>
> 2) Exploring helpers for binding to class and style.: - if this is still
> being developed and a estimated time line
> 3) template if binding with simple == < > comparisons: - if this is still
> being developed and a estimated time line
>
>
>
>
> reasons:
>
>
> the lake of this <div>Dear {{ title }} {{ lastName }},</div> is huge, it's
> everywhere in my code.
>
> something like this:
>
> <!--<iron-ajax
> url="/api/international-affiliations/Affiliation-count/{{new_tenant_id}}/{{selectedPlaceId}}/"
> handleas="json" auto
> on-response="affiliationsResponse"
> on-core-error="{{ajaxError}}"
> id="ajax_degrees">
> </iron-ajax>
>
> turns into url="[[ajax_activities_url]]"
>
> ajax_degrees_url_init: { type: String, value:
> "/api/summary/degree-count/0}/1/2/" },
> ajax_degrees_url_params: {
> computed: 'compute_url_object(new_tenant_id, selectedPlaceId,
> selectedEstablishmentId)'
> },
> ajax_degrees_url: {
> computed:
> 'compute_url(ajax_degrees_url_init,ajax_degrees_url_params)',
> },
>
> compute_url_object: function (...args: any[]) {
> return arguments;
> },
> compute_url: function (str, mapObj) {
> var re = new RegExp(Object.keys(mapObj).join("|"), "gi");
>
> return str.replace(re, function (matched) {
> return mapObj[matched.toLowerCase()];
> });
> },
>
>
>
> I don't want to make a new property to like y = x > 1, I just want to
> declare that in my template, it's everywhere...
>
> I was using the core-style, it was an easy way for me to make my
> multitenant site have tenant specific themes.
>
>
> I stuck with polymer over something like riot/react because it was just so
> simple and composable, without these features I am wondering if I made the
> right decision.
>
> I would appreciate anyone who can provide me with the 3 answers above.
>
> thanks
> Tim
>
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