I\'m using Knockout with jQuery and jQuery templates. Assume that I have a template which expects a person object
I have a form which is rendered using html.RenderAction in MVC3. Outside of this I have a jquery template used with knockout.The model is rendered correctly into the view with the default \'data-val-
I want to create a number of divs that I can move and resize, and bind their width, height, etc. to an object in an array.So, if I create six divs, I have six objects in my array, each object having .
Ok so this is a little random but.. Using MVC 3 (with Razor view engine) with Knockout.js which uses jQuery Templating i\'ve come across a little problem i\'m sure is possible to solve.
If I had a template in KnockoutJs which is a \'foreach\' template, when I \'push\' the next bit of data onto the observable array shown in a grid, how do I ensure the value of the column is the previo
If I have an observable array foos = [{ name: \"a\" }, { name: \"b\" }, { name: \"c\" }] on my viewmodel, I would like to render the following:
This question build up on KnockoutJS: Tracking menu clicks and KnockoutJS: Event object. I have re-factored the code a bit to seperate the viewModel and the UI logic. What I\'m trying to do now is con
I have the following knockout.js code I’ve got the following: var itemLine = function() { this.itemId = ko.observable();
This question is related to KnockoutJS: Tracking menu clicks. I have been able to tell which menu was clicked by supplying an id value. I need to change this model and use the event.target to obtain a
I have just started playing with KnockoutJS and it it fascinating. I successfully created some templates to render two panels of an interface with \"ul\" nested menus inside.