Thank you very much!
I've used the second method, and works perfectly!
Thanks again!

Il giorno sabato 19 dicembre 2015 20:12:19 UTC+1, Eric Bidelman ha scritto:
>
> You need to wait a tick after `level` has gone truthy so the template is 
> stamped in the DOM. 
>
>
> ready: function() {
>       this.async(function() {
>         var userLevelBadge = this.$$('#userLevelBadge');
>       });
> },
>
> Better is to define an observer for `level`. A computed property is also a 
> good idea if you later change the args for `_displayUserLevelBadge(level)`:
>
> displayBadge: {
>         type: Boolean,
>         value: false,
>         computed: '_displayUserLevelBadge(level)',
>         observer: 'displayBadgeChanged'
> },
>
> displayBadgeChanged: function() {
>   this.async(function() { // wait for dom to stamp
>     var userLevelBadge = this.$$('#userLevelBadge');
>   });
> }
>
> On Sat, Dec 19, 2015 at 8:59 AM <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> How i can access an element inside *dom-if *condition?
>>
>> That's part of my template:
>>
>> <template>
>>    ...
>>    <template is="dom-if" if="{{_displayUserLevelBadge(level)}}">
>>       <div class="profileUserLevelContainer">
>>          <iron-icon id="userLevelBadge" class="icon-20" icon=
>> "chat:verified-user"></iron-icon>
>>          <span class="profileUserLevel">{{userLevelString}}</span>
>>       </div>
>>    </template>
>>    ...
>> </template>
>>
>>
>> I need to access *#userLevelBadge* in Javascript like that:
>> Look in the *ready* method.
>>
>> Polymer({
>>   is: 'custom-element',
>>     properties: {
>>       level: {
>>         type: String,
>>         value: null
>>       },
>>       userLevelString: {
>>         type: String,
>>         value: ''
>>       }
>>     },
>>     ready: function() {
>>       var userLevelBadge = this.$$('#userLevelBadge'); //return undefined
>>     },
>>     _displayUserLevelBadge: function(){
>>       //not including my code
>>       //Just returning true for simplicity
>>       return true;
>>     }
>> }
>>
>> But it does not work. The condition is meet, and the HTML inside *dom-if* 
>> is displayed, but i can't access it using *this.$$(selector)*, as 
>> specified in the Wiki.
>>
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