Ember passing arguments to action using {{input}} helper.











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Let's take this case 



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName"}}


In this case, value will be passed as an argument to the action "UpdateFirstName".



Now i want to pass an object "Person" also to the action. How do i do it?



I've tried



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName Person"}}


but no use. Can someone help?






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    Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
    – Gennady Dogaev
    2 days ago












  • Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
    – Anonymous2018
    2 days ago










  • Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
    – Anonymous2018
    yesterday










  • <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
    – Gennady Dogaev
    yesterday















up vote
0
down vote

favorite












Let's take this case 



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName"}}


In this case, value will be passed as an argument to the action "UpdateFirstName".



Now i want to pass an object "Person" also to the action. How do i do it?



I've tried



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName Person"}}


but no use. Can someone help?






html ember.js ember-data







share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
    – Gennady Dogaev
    2 days ago












  • Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
    – Anonymous2018
    2 days ago










  • Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
    – Anonymous2018
    yesterday










  • <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
    – Gennady Dogaev
    yesterday













up vote
0
down vote

favorite









up vote
0
down vote

favorite











Let's take this case 



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName"}}


In this case, value will be passed as an argument to the action "UpdateFirstName".



Now i want to pass an object "Person" also to the action. How do i do it?



I've tried



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName Person"}}


but no use. Can someone help?






html ember.js ember-data







share|improve this question













Let's take this case 



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName"}}


In this case, value will be passed as an argument to the action "UpdateFirstName".



Now i want to pass an object "Person" also to the action. How do i do it?



I've tried



 {{input value=firstName key-press="updateFirstName Person"}}


but no use. Can someone help?






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    Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
    – Gennady Dogaev
    2 days ago












  • Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
    – Anonymous2018
    2 days ago










  • Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
    – Anonymous2018
    yesterday










  • <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
    – Gennady Dogaev
    yesterday














  • 1




    Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
    – Gennady Dogaev
    2 days ago












  • Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
    – Anonymous2018
    2 days ago










  • Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
    – Anonymous2018
    yesterday










  • <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
    – Gennady Dogaev
    yesterday








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Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
– Gennady Dogaev
2 days ago






Something like key-press=(action (action 'updateFirstName' person)) and person will be in first argument
– Gennady Dogaev
2 days ago














Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
– Anonymous2018
2 days ago




Worked! Thanks a lot, man.
– Anonymous2018
2 days ago












Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
– Anonymous2018
yesterday




Hey, I'm using <input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action 'functionName' person value}}>.. But value is not getting passed..
– Anonymous2018
yesterday












<input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
– Gennady Dogaev
yesterday




<input type="text" value={{person.name}} onkeypress={{action (action 'functionName' person) value="target.value"}}>
– Gennady Dogaev
yesterday

















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