I have object-model as:
var wo = new WordModel({
"url": window.location.href,
"time": toDay(),
"w": w.trim()
});
timelineCollection.add(wo);
I try to get all element in timelineCollection
where time
is 04/02/2017
. I tried this:
var o = {
time: "04/02/2017"
};
var filtered = timelineCollection.where(o);
console.log(filtered);
But it does not work for me
Backbone's collection where
function is really what you should use for this.
// short syntax, every object becomes a Backbone.Model by default.
var collection = new Backbone.Collection([{
id: 0,
time: "04/02/2017",
}, {
id: 1,
time: "05/02/2017",
},
// you can mix both plain objects and Model instances
new Backbone.Model({
id: 2,
time: "04/07/2017",
}), new Backbone.Model({
id: 3,
time: "04/02/2017",
})
]);
// passing an existing model works too.
var model = new Backbone.Model({
id: 4,
time: "04/02/2017",
});
collection.add(model);
console.log(collection.where({
time: "04/02/2017"
}));
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