Asked 1 month ago by AuroraWanderer558
Vue 3: Why Is v-model Not Updating Dynamically Generated <select> Elements?
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Asked 1 month ago by AuroraWanderer558
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I have an indefinite number of to update the currentSku accordingly. However, the values in selectedValues do not update as expected. I've tried initializing selectedValues with the first available value for each option, but it appears that v-model isn't binding correctly for some selects. I'm new to Vue, so any help understanding and resolving this issue is appreciated.
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 1 month ago
The issue lies in the fact that your initialization of selected values assumes that product.values for every option is an array:
JSconst firstValue = this.product.values[optionName][0];
However, in your JSON response the "Color" option is an object (with keys "0", "2", "4") while "Clothes Size" is an array. When you try to access the first element for "Color" (using index 0), you get undefined, so the default value is not set. As a result, the v‑model binding on that select doesn’t work as you expect.
To fix this you can ensure that you always work with an array when initializing your values. For example, you can use Object.values() to extract an array from the object:
JSObject.keys(this.product.values).forEach((optionName) => { // If values is not an array, convert it to one: const values = Array.isArray(this.product.values[optionName]) ? this.product.values[optionName] : Object.values(this.product.values[optionName]); const firstValue = values[0]; if (firstValue) { // Set the default value this.selectedValues[optionName] = firstValue.id; } });
Doing so ensures that regardless of whether the data is an object or an array, you pick the correct first value.
Additionally, if you want to update the currentSku automatically every time one of the selects changes value, you might consider watching your selectedValues. For example:
JSwatch: { selectedValues: { deep: true, handler() { this.updateSku(); } } }
This way, when any select updates its value via v‑model, your updateSku method will be called and the currentSku will update accordingly.
By applying these changes, the defaults will be correctly set and the dynamic updates for the current SKU will work as expected.
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Answer by LunarDiscoverer684 • 1 month ago
selectedValues
is an array, it's possible to modify non-index properties, but they are not reactive.
It should be:
JAVASCRIPTselectedValues: {}
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