Cross-posted from discuss.emberjs.com
I'm trying to save a model then upon successful save save some additional models related to the intial model. These are in standard input fields that I can't/don't know how to bind to ED so I'm just using standard jQuery selectors to find the inputs and save the models. All models are saving properly but Ember.RSVP.all
is hitting the REJECT
callback due to an Array Methods must be provided an Array
error. I'm not sure exactly where I'm supposed to be providing an array...
I've inspected various elements along the way and var promises
is an array of promises as expected. The only thing I can think of is the results
value being passed into my resolve callback is supposed to be an array? If that's the case I'm not sure how to make it an array other than maybe just passing in Ember.A()
or []
Here is the relevant code in my controller.
submit: function () {
var self = this;
var division = this.get('model');
var isNew = division.get('isNew');
if(isNew) {
division.setProperties({
vendor: self.get('parentVendor'),
vendorCategory: self.get('selectedCategory'),
isActive: true,
createdBy: 1,
createdDate: moment().format()
});
} else {
division.setProperties({
vendorCategory: self.get('selectedCategory'),
modifiedBy: 1,
modifiedDate: moment().format()
});
}
division.validate().then(function () {
if (division.get('isValid')) {
division.save().then(function(result) {
/*
this bit of hackishness loops through each of the attribute input fields, creates a new DS.model for that attribute,
saves the model, then returns the resulting promise to the promises array so they can be processed by RSVP.all to
ensure that all the attributes save properly.
*/
// map the promises array
var promises = $('input.attribute').map(function () {
var elem = $(this)[0];
var vendorTypeAttrId = $(elem).attr('data-attribute-id'),
attrValue = $(elem).val();
// create the model
var model = self.store.createRecord('vendor-division-attribute', {
division: result,
vendorTypeAttribute: self.get('categoryAttributes').findBy('id', vendorTypeAttrId),
value: attrValue,
createdBy: 1,
createdDate: moment().format()
});
// return the save promise
var p = model.save();
return p;
});
// Make sure all promises are resolved before continuing
Ember.RSVP.all(promises).then(function (results) {
// it worked! keep calm and move along
self.send('closeModal');
var msg = isNew ? division.get('name') + ' Created!' : 'Changes saved!';
Bootstrap.NM.push(msg, 'success');
}).catch(function(reason) {
// something went wrong - display the error
if (typeof reason.error !== 'undefined') {
// DSP error
if (Ember.keys(reason.error).length > 0) {
error = reason.error[0].message;
} else {
error = 'An error occured while saving your changes';
}
} else if (typeof reason.message !== 'undefined') {
error = reason.message;
} else {
error = reason;
}
console.log(error);
Bootstrap.NM.push('Error saving Vendor Division: ' + error, 'danger');
});
}, function(reason) {
var error;
if (typeof reason.error !== 'undefined') {
// DSP error
if (Ember.keys(reason.error).length > 0) {
error = reason.error[0].message;
} else {
error = 'An error occured while saving your changes';
}
} else if (typeof reason.message !== 'undefined') {
error = reason.message;
} else {
error = reason;
}
console.log(error);
Bootstrap.NM.push('Error saving Vendor Division: ' + error, 'danger');
});
}
});
}
Your promises
array isn't really an array. jQuery returns an array-like object, not a true array. Try running this code in your console and you'll see:
var a = $('a').map(function() { return 1; });
console.log(Array.isArray(a));
console.log(a instanceof Array);
Luckily, jQuery provides a nice makeArray
function to solve this problem. After you declare promises
, but before you call Ember.RSVP.all
, insert this line:
promises = $.makeArray(promises);