I have a list of steps displayed on the page. Some steps (but not all) will have 1-3 substeps. I was thinking the simplest way of doing this was to just write the HTML manually within each step declaration in the viewmodel.
If you look in the code below, what I want to do is something like:
this.sidebarStepModel1 = new SidebarStepModel();
this.sidebarStepModel1.message("step 2 <ul><li>substep 1</li><li>substep2</li></ul>");
The problem is, HTML written in there is interpreted as a string
and not as HTML
. How can I make it so that it interprets the HTML as actual HTML?
Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/8o31m6rq/2/
HTML:
<ul>
<sidebar-step params="vm: sidebarStepModel0"></sidebar-step>
<sidebar-step params="vm: sidebarStepModel1"></sidebar-step>
<sidebar-step params="vm: sidebarStepModel2"></sidebar-step>
</ul>
JavaScript/Knockout:
//custom element <sidebar-step>
ko.components.register("sidebar-step", {
synchronous: true,
viewModel: function (params) {
this.vm = params.vm;
},
template: "<li data-bind='text: vm.message'>vm.onChangeElement</li>"
});
// model
var SidebarStepModel = function () {
this.message = ko.observable("step description");
};
// viewmodel
var OrderGuideViewModel = function () {
this.sidebarStepModel0 = new SidebarStepModel();
this.sidebarStepModel0.message("step 1");
this.sidebarStepModel1 = new SidebarStepModel();
this.sidebarStepModel1.message("step 2");
this.sidebarStepModel2 = new SidebarStepModel();
this.sidebarStepModel2.message("step 3");
};
ko.applyBindings(new OrderGuideViewModel());
You just need to use the html
binding instead of the text
binding:
template: "<li data-bind='html: vm.message'>vm.onChangeElement</li>"