Below I will share with you an article on the attribute method of dynamically binding form elements in Vue. It has a good reference value and I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
In vue, sometimes you may want to add attributes to an element like using jq. For example,
$('#select1').attr('disabled','disabled')
This method can also be implemented, but if you can use vue's method in vue, try not to use it. Using jq
Using the vue method to add attributes can be like this:
<select v-model='issues' class="ui dropdown t-select-list" :disabled='isDisabled'> <option></option> </selected>
disabled is the native attribute of the form element, and you can directly use the attribute binding Bind with a certain syntax: disabled, and then add a condition to control the dynamic addition and deletion of this attribute, such as:
watch:{ issueDatas(){ if(this.issueDatas.state==5){ this.isDisabled=true; } } }
When the status is 5, you can make the select read-only status
The above is what I compiled for everyone. I hope it will be helpful to everyone in the future.
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