export default Ember.Service.extend({
currentQuizIndex: 0,
quizzes: [
{
answer: '',
inspected: true,
rects: [],
selected: false,
src: '/assets/images/sample-image0.jpg'
},
{
answer: '',
inspected: true,
rects: [],
selected: false,
src: '/assets/images/sample-image1.jpg'
},
{
answer: '',
inspected: false,
rects: [],
selected: false,
src: '/assets/images/sample-image2.jpg'
}
],
...
I would like to update the image selected state by providing an index, so I declare the following function,
highLightQuiz(index) {
const target = this.get('quizzes').get('1');
console.log(target); // DO produce the desired target element
target.set('selected', true);
},
However, it produce an Uncaught TypeError (see below)
quiz-list.js:78 Uncaught TypeError: target.set is not a function
at Class.highLightQuiz (quiz-list.js:78)
at Class.click (image-thumbnail.js:87)
at Class.trigger (ember.debug.js:41454)
at Class.superWrapper [as trigger] (ember.debug.js:39636)
at Backburner.run (ember.debug.js:720)
at Backburner.join (ember.debug.js:746)
at Function.run.join (ember.debug.js:21556)
at ember.debug.js:41584
at Object.flaggedInstrument (ember.debug.js:17747)
at Object.handleEvent (ember.debug.js:41583)
In the console, I can see there is a method called set selected: GETTER_FUNCTION()
. Did I miss anything?
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