My app displays a collection of items and I want to add an item drilldown view.
Only me is able to work half the solution; I am getting the appropriate documents and use that document to render the template:
var item = Items.findOne ('my_id'); $ ('#team'). Html (Meteor.render (function () {Templates.item {item}})); It successfully presents individual items and appropriate events are bound.
Rubbing here, the template is not responsive ! If I change my data with related event handlers or consoles, the template has not been updated. However, a page refresh update will reveal the data. I am a meteor noob, so maybe it is very easy any help would be greatly appreciated.
It seems that you are not using templates the way they really intended .
A meteor app starts with the main HTML markup, which can only be present in your app at once.
& lt; Head & gt; & Lt; Title & gt; My new fancy app & lt; / Title & gt; & Lt; / Head & gt; & Lt; Body & gt; {{& Gt; Template name}} & lt; / Body & gt; Then you add a template ..
& lt; Template name = "templateName" & gt; {{#each item}} template or contextual HTML goes here. {{/ Every}} & lt; / Template & gt; Now you need a template assistant to provide data for your block {{# items}}.
Template.templateName. Helpers ({items: function () {return items.find ({})}}); All this is defined on the client side ..
Then you will need the archive and the collection should be defined on both the client and the server.
items = new meteor. Compilation ('item'); As long as you have a record in your archive, you should work.
Since you want to present only one document, you can change the assistant and the template already, it is helpful:
Template.templateName.helpers ({ Item: function () {return item.findone ()}}); Then the template can reference the returned values of the document through the document, so we can change our template to:
& lt ; Template name = "templateName" & gt; {{Item.propertyName}} & lt; / Template & gt;
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