What is the method for converting el-input values?
To convert the value of an el-input, you can use the v-model directive to bind the value of the el-input and then use a method in Vue to do the conversion. The specific steps are as follows:
- Use the v-model directive to bind a variable on el-input, for example:
- Use an
element with two-way data binding to a variable called “inputValue”. - In this way, the value of el-input will be bound two ways to the inputValue variable in the Vue instance.
- In a Vue instance, define a method to perform value transformation. For example, if you want to convert user input to uppercase, you can define a toUpper method.
- function called “toUpper” that converts the value of “inputValue” to uppercase.
- This way, every time a user enters or modifies the value of an el-input, the toUpper method will be triggered to convert the input value to uppercase and update it in the inputValue variable.
- Bind an event to the el-input, associating the event with a transformation method. For example, you can use the @input event to listen for changes in user input, and call the toUpper method within the event.
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This is an input field in which the content is controlled by the variable “inputValue” and whenever there is an input event, the function “toUpper” is triggered. - In this way, whenever a user enters or modifies the value of the el-input, the @input event will be triggered, which in turn calls the toUpper method to convert the value.
By using this method, the conversion of the el-input value can be achieved. When a user inputs or modifies the value of el-input, it will automatically be converted and updated in the variable of the Vue instance.