One common thing you want to do is bind the value of an input element to a data value.
Say you have an input field where people can write their name into. You can bind its value to the name
variable defined in x-data
:
<div x-data="{ name: '' }">
<p>Your name:</p>
<input x-model="name" />
<hr>
<p>Your name is
<span x-text="name"></span>
</p>
</div>
Lessons in this unit:
0: | Introduction |
1: | Installing Alpine |
2: | The basics of Alpine |
3: | Events |
4: | Defining data |
5: | Looping |
6: | ▶︎ Binding user input to variables |
7: | Watching variables change |
8: | Stores |
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