Gilou06

Gilou06

Same LiveComponent renders in two places?

Hello,
I wonder if is is feasible to render the same LiveComponent instance in two locations within a LiveView.
The typical case would be a LiveComponent in charge of a state, I would need to display and modify some fields in one HTML location of the LiveView, and the other fields somewhere else (HTML location).
Or, in other words: LiveComponent manages state data= %{a: one, b: two, c: :three}, I need to have a form about a at the top of the LiveView HTML page, a form about b and c at the bottom of the LiveView HTML page.
Of course, the LiveComponent would process the DB access for data as a whole.
That would require calling the LiveComponent twice within the LV, with same id and a way to select a different render function.
Is this crazy thinking ?
Thank you

First Post!

LostKobrakai

LostKobrakai

You cannot have the same LC using the same id multiple times. The whole reason there’s an id is that it uniquely identifies the LC. The also cannot share their state. But it sounds like what you’re looking for could be done without those two things anyways. Have a LC to handle the form – pass in a, b, c individually.

Last Post!

absowoot

absowoot

I think I had a similar situation where I had state (cart) that lives in the parent LV but is updated from live components (product form LC and cart LC). All cart logic lives in the cart LC and I call the module function needed (cart LC → add product to cart) while handling the form submission in the product form LC.

In the cart LC functions, I broadcast the updated cart data to the parent LV with pubsub and attach_hook which then updates the LV cart state.

Hope this makes sense, tough to explain on mobile.

Where Next?

Popular in Questions Top

minhajuddin
I have seen a lot of code which picks the first element from a list using Enum.at(0) instead of List.first. Is there a reason why people ...
New
lessless
I believe there are people here who are dealing with CSV files import on the daily basis, and since Excel is a really popular tool there ...
New
PeterCarter
There are pre-rolled solutions for other frameworks that do work. However, Phoenix does not seem to have these. Have people had good expe...
New
bsollish-terakeet
Credo is smart enough to check for (something like) this: assert length(the_list) == 0 with this response: Checking if an enum is empt...
New
shijith.k
I am trying to start a new phoenix project with elixir 1.9, but mix phx.new does not work. It says that ** (Mix) The task "phx.new" could...
New
siddhant3030
Hi, I have to write a raw query for one of my project. But till now I have used ecto queries and don’t have much experience writing raw ...
New
fayddelight
I tried installing elixir 1.11.2 erlang 23.3.4 via asdf in my zsh shell. Enabled the versions locally and globally. When I list them ...
New

Other popular topics Top

nobody
Hi! In PHP: $_SERVER[‘SERVER_ADDR’] - in Elixir? Searched the docs for ip address and the web, no good results. Thanks!
New
chrismccord
Phoenix 1.4.0 released Phoenix 1.4 is out! This release ships with exciting new features, most notably with HTTP2 support, improved deve...
688 31586 112
New
AngeloChecked
What learn first? Rust or Elixir Hi Elixir community! I’m here because i want learn a new language. I’m a junior developer and mainly i ...
New
Patoshizzle
After calling mix ecto.create I get this error: 17:00:32.162 [error] GenServer #PID<0.412.0> terminating ** (Postgrex.Error) FATAL...
New
Harrisonl
We have an ECS cluster with 4 services, where each task joins a single cluster, via discovery ECS discovery service. Currently when I de...
New
AstonJ
Posting this to see if we can make things easier for people to get into Neovim. If you use Neovim and have a favourite distro please let ...
New

We're in Beta

About us Mission Statement