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multiple v-slot with same name broken #9449

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tcastelly opened this issue Feb 6, 2019 · 5 comments
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multiple v-slot with same name broken #9449

tcastelly opened this issue Feb 6, 2019 · 5 comments

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@tcastelly
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2.6.2

Reproduction link

https://jsfiddle.net/0e17wumz/

Steps to reproduce

With new syntax it's not possible to use multiple v-slot with same name.

What is expected?

Display the slots

What is actually happening?

Nothing is displayed


@posva
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posva commented Feb 6, 2019

keep in mind v-slot:partLeft is transformed to v-slot:partleft by the browser which prevents us to use camel cased names for slots. Maybe we should transform the kebab case to camelCase as we do with props

@yyx990803
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Why would you do that anyway?

@yyx990803
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So if you fix the casing it works: https://jsfiddle.net/yyx990803/zwm91b3x/

Note that with v-slot the slot name ends up in the attribute name so it is normalized to all-lowercase by the browser if you write the template inside the DOM.

@tcastelly
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tcastelly commented Feb 6, 2019

I have some components like this custom select. Inside I want to display option slot.

<BaseSelect v-model="selected1">
  <BaseOption slot="option" :value="1">Option 1</BaseOption>
  <BaseOption slot="option" :value="2">Option 2</BaseOption>
</BaseSelect>

I guess it's possible to do something like this:

<BaseSelect v-model="selected1">
  <template slot="options">
    <BaseOption :value="1">Option 1</BaseOption>
    <BaseOption :value="2">Option 2</BaseOption>
  </template>
</BaseSelect>

(This component can expect other slots).

By the way even if the casing is fixed, only the last "instance" of the same slot is displayed (Left (2) Right (2), I expect Left (1)Left (2) Right (1)Right (2))

@yyx990803
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In the new syntax you must group elements that belong to the same slot under the same template.

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