I have a table component, which receives a model what i call content.
{{my-table content=model }}
This model get sorted into a computed property (CP).
multiSort: Ember.computed.sort('content','sortProperitsWithOrders')
I loop through the multiSort
and pass each row to the a row component
{{#each row in multiSort}}
{{my-table-row row=row columns=columns}}
{{/each}}
In each row I have a checkbox component. If it changes, an action is sent up to its parent component (the row component). From the row I send the action further to the table component (action up), where I toggle the row's active property.
The problem: after I use sort, the row
lose its active property, and the checkbox is unchecked. Check a checkbox then hit the header of a column.
I would think Ember.compute.sort
takes the content and rearrange it based on sortProperitsWithOrders
. So if I set the active
property on one of the content's item, then I will have it in the multiSort
CP. From multiSort
it will pass down to the row component, and from the row to the checkbox (data down).
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