Added a ref directive to the input field. #69
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A ref directive was added to the input field to allow it to be referenced
from outside the component, for example to set input focus. If a ref
directive is added to the v-autocomplete component you can reference the
input field inside the component like this:
this.$refs['autocomplete'].$refs['input'].focus()
where 'autocomplete' is the component ref and 'input' is the input field
ref. A name of 'input' was used since it's obvious what it refers to and
there are not other refs in the component thta it might clash with.
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Hi @paliari it would be great if you could merge this. |
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A ref directive was added to the input field to allow it to be referenced from outside the component, for example to set input focus. If a ref directive is added to the v-autocomplete component you can reference the input field inside the component like this:
where 'autocomplete' is the component ref and 'input' is the input field ref. A name of 'input' was used since it's obvious what it refers to and there are not other refs in the component thta it might clash with.