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I may be missing something (I am an amateur dev) but isn't this made easy with Vue? I use it when I need to process a form and just send the relevant "data" p
by BrandoElFollito 9y ago
I may be missing something (I am an amateur dev) but isn't this made easy with Vue?
I use it when I need to process a form and just send the relevant "data" part (or all of "data") upon "sumbit" being fired off.
- cafebabe1991 9y agoThis works for non-form elements as well which was a necessity in my case.
- BrandoElFollito 9y agoWhen looking at your example, I see <input> (various types). If you bind these in Vue, you can send them upon some kind of event (a submit button, a click on a div, the value of some variable,...).