add condition on value of loop in jade select option component
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I have used select to show the list of possible users. Now I want to disable one of the user in the dropdown and for that I need to apply condition on :disable in option. The users is a custom Enum. Here is the code I am trying
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed &&"+user+"==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
OR
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed && user==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
For bot the tries I am getting an error user is not defined.
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asked Nov 22 at 9:45
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I have used select to show the list of possible users. Now I want to disable one of the user in the dropdown and for that I need to apply condition on :disable in option. The users is a custom Enum. Here is the code I am trying
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed &&"+user+"==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
OR
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed && user==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
For bot the tries I am getting an error user is not defined.
bootstrap-4 pug
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
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You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output ofconsole.log(user)in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46
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I have used select to show the list of possible users. Now I want to disable one of the user in the dropdown and for that I need to apply condition on :disable in option. The users is a custom Enum. Here is the code I am trying
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed &&"+user+"==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
OR
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed && user==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
For bot the tries I am getting an error user is not defined.
bootstrap-4 pug
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
1617
I have used select to show the list of possible users. Now I want to disable one of the user in the dropdown and for that I need to apply condition on :disable in option. The users is a custom Enum. Here is the code I am trying
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed &&"+user+"==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
OR
each user in users
option(:disabled=("customer.allowed && user==='NORMAL'") value=user)=
user.toLowerCase()
For bot the tries I am getting an error user is not defined.
bootstrap-4 pug
bootstrap-4 pug
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
1617
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
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edited Nov 22 at 9:53
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
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asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
1617
asked Nov 22 at 9:45
nullvoid
1617
1617
You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output ofconsole.log(user)in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46
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You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output ofconsole.log(user)in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46
You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output of
console.log(user) in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46
You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output of
console.log(user) in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46
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You will need to post the code in your route (where you call res.render) and the output of
console.log(user)in that function on the server for anyone to help you debug a not defined error.– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:46