<dom-module id='view'>
<child value="{{foo.bar}}">
<dom-module>
This will always set child.value, even if view.foo.bar === undefined
When binding to structured data, parent always propagates binding to child, even if the property is undefined.
repro:
http://output.jsbin.com/xeweza/2/edit?html,output
This is different from simple property binding. Simple property binding will not propagate value unless defined.
This makes a common pattern impossible with structured properties:
foo, so parent leaves foo undefined, and lets child initialize it with binding propagation.foo propagate to child via bindingThis works with foo, but not foo.bar
It kills you when trying to use iron-localstorage with structured variables. It'll probably kill any other data-access-layer too.
To consider: do not propagate undefined for 2-way bindings in _distributeConfig
/sub
Was this ever fixed?
Can a placeholder that holds last valid inputs--provided faux validates are added to bindValue subProperties--act as a shim, shady, shadow, truth, or model data set for each individual object? And if so, is there an easy, native way to make the placeholder on the input act as a native data input. It has been an eon since I coded in a new language, or had anymore input on a code team than on the business side, that said, in the 90s, I recall a placeholder in HTML acting as a default input. I may be misremembering, but I am relatively certain there was an attribute at one point or another that served this function in native 1.0 HTML inputs.
If so, would such a placeholder solve this problem?
Something like this, plus a bind to the current object keys and values so that the "Mickey" in the below example would be 'bound' to itself in the input via a 'circular' bind.
object value-->defaultValue-->submittedInputValue--objectValue onNullSubmit
Like below, plus the 'circular bind'
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_text_defaultvalue3
Is there a plan for this ?
This qualifies as something bordering on crucial. Is there an action plan on this? Does anyone know what the heck is causing it? It's almost like a booby trap.
It seems that the original JSBin has been overwritten later. Is this still an issue in Polymer 2?
I am unable to reproduce this issue with Polymer 2 (http://jsbin.com/lunecugume/edit?html,console,output), thus I am closing it.
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Is there a plan for this ?