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I've come across the quite common use case to apply a filter to a computed prop: <my-comp :prop=" 'MY HAPPY STRING' | lowercase "></my-comp>
<my-comp :prop=" 'MY HAPPY STRING' | lowercase "></my-comp>
Unfortunately this will not work and it just displays the whole content as if it was a literal binding.
Please see also this attached fiddle.
Version: 1.0.13
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I've come across the quite common use case to apply a filter to a computed prop:
<my-comp :prop=" 'MY HAPPY STRING' | lowercase "></my-comp>
Unfortunately this will not work and it just displays the whole content as if it was a literal binding.
Please see also this attached fiddle.
Version: 1.0.13
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: