EmberJS

The common form controls can be created by using the {{input}} and {{textarea}} helpers in Ember.js. The {{input}} helper uses the built-in Ember.TextField, Ember.Checkbox classes and the {{textarea}} uses Ember.TextArea class. The following table lists down the input…

You can modify the action's first parameter by specifying a value option for the {{action}} helper. Syntax <input type = "text" value = {{name}} onblur = {{action "action-name"}} /> Example The example…

You can allow modifier keys along with the {{action}} helper by using the allowedKeys option. Sometimes the {{action}} helper discards the click events with pressed modifier keys. Therefore, the allowedKeys option specifies, which keys should not…

The alternative event can be specified on {{action}} helper by using the on option. Syntax <button {{action "action-name" on = "event-name"}}>Click</button> Example The example given below specifies an alternative event on the {{action}} helper.…

The arguments can be passed to an action handler with the help of {{action}} helper. These values passed with this helper will be passed as arguments to the helper. Syntax <button {{action…

The {{action}} helper class is used to make the HTML element clickable and actions will be forwarded to the application when the user clicks an event. Syntax <button {{action 'action-name'}}>Click</button> The above…

You can add entries to the browser's history while moving between the routes by using the link-to helper and replace the current entry by using the replace=true option. Syntax {{#link-to 'link-text' 'route-name' replace =…

You can add the additional attributes on a link with the help of link-to helper. Syntax {{link-to 'link-text' 'route-name' class = "btn-primary"}} Example The example shows how to add additional attributes on…

You can use the link-to as an inline component by providing link text as the first argument to the helper. Syntax Click for {{#link-to 'link1'}}more info{{/link-to}}, info of {{link-to 'link text' 'link2'}}.…

For multiple segments, you can provide a model or an identifier for each segment if the route is nested. Syntax Router.map(function() { this.resource('route_name'); this.resource('route_name', { path: 'route_path' }); }); Example…