![]() ![]() My arm has been twisted into this reality as the hosting company of my extensions seemed to loose my website and everything on it. This will come as no surprise as I haven’t been doing anything with them in the last few years. It’s been an exciting ride and continues.įirst off, I think it is high time that I officially announce that I will no longer be maintaining my mozilla extensions. Over the last two years I have been focusing more on my life and extracurricular activities than my blog and technical projects. I notice that my last post is over a year old and is a great indicator to where my mind has been. So it’s the second month of the new year and a lot has happened. Toys: DS.hasMany('toy', )Ĭontinue reading Loading JSON with embedded records into Ember Data 1.0.0 beta → Serializing Embedded Relationships with Ember Data 1.0.0 beta This should create a child record, with one toy that has size and a couple features. Here’s the JSON object we’ll be importing: This time we’ll take the same JSON and load it back into ember. #Tinyurl creator how toThis is a follow-up to my last post that showed how to export an ember data object with embedded relationships into one nested JSON structure. Loading JSON with embedded records into Ember Data 1.0.0 beta This way we can show the float label when the user has entered something in the field. ![]() When you put a required attribute on a field, the browser will mark it as ‘valid’ if it is not empty. If you want to make the float labels persist after the user leaves the field, you can use the CSS3 :valid pseudo class along with the required attribute. This assumes that you have styles already defined for how you want to present the label. All you need to do is put the label after the field and then add a couple lines of CSS. Shortly after posting I realized that there was a very simple way to make this work without JavaScript for browsers that support the adjacent sibling selector. One of the glaring problems with the solution was that it required JS to work. In a previous post I showed how I made the float labels for Nest’s store, which can make forms with placeholder labels more user friendly. ![]()
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