#emberjs

marinated_pork: not unless you reflect them as data

ok

as in making it a property of the component

locks: am i right about what i said or there is a way to just create a oneWay binding without the other twoWay binding?

locks: would it be a good idea to do something like `valueBinding: Ember.computed.oneWay('parentView.value')`

After a clean install I'm seeing deprecation warnings in a sample Ember JS app

Is this common?

jarlopez: if you are upgading it

grading*

I wasn't, I just ran 'ember new someApp' and 'ember serve' with the vanilla packages. I manually upgraded Ember data to 1.13.9 which removed the deprecation warnings

Hey guys, is there some simple way how to generate Ember 2 app with ember-cli . (By simple a mean out-of-box)

Hello, I have a site I am working on that uses ember 1.13.8, the site has a header where you select a value, and another template that needs to use that value to display some related data. I for the life of me can not get the other template to update when the value is selected in the header

I have tried injecting the controllers (first creating a computed alias, then by having the header directly set the value on the index), creating a shared service with a computed alias,

Observing the value, publishing an event,

When the page loads it gets the correct value, but it never updates when that value changes OR if its the observe, I see the value changes but I can not set that value on the index controller

The shared service seems to be the correct way to share data between the controllers but the data shared there isn't acting like a computed property

Please explain. Ember2. Why is #adapterDidInvalidate not called and what is new method. API docks is not updated. I am too stupid to understand process flow of ember activemodeladapter, internalmodel, embererror etc.

lipoqil: you can install the master branch of ember-cli

lipoqil: instructions are listed on the github readme

Justin_error404j: show some code

alexspeller: thx

ok

so I have a service (app/services/session-service)

import Ember from 'ember'; export default Ember.Service.extend({ currentSite: null, setCurrentSite: function(){ var currentSite = this.get('session.current_site'); this.set('currentSite', currentSite ); }.on('init'), });

a header controller (app/controllers/header.js)

export default Ember.Controller.extend({ sessionService: Ember.inject.service(), siteHasEcommerce: function() { this.get('sessionService').set('currentSite', this.get('session.current_site')); if(this.get('session.current_site') === undefined) { return false; } else { return true; } }.property('session.current_site'), });

the property siteHasEcommerce is observed and is firing

and finally a index controller (app/controllers/index.js)

import Ember from 'ember'; export default Ember.Controller.extend({ sessionService: Ember.inject.service(), currentSite: Ember.computed.alias('sessionService.currentSite'), dashboardData: function(){ var currentSite = this.get('currentSite'); console.log("in dashboardData", currentSite); //other code that uses the currentSite,; }.property('currentSite'), });

dashboardData is consumed by the template and it does fire on page load

even get the correct current site, however when the site is updated by the header, the property in index does not update

is that just the wrong way to share data between two controllers? I have tried everything I can think with no luck

please use gist next time

I can barely read the code

sorry