DOM fails to render property change in Vuejs












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I am getting data with axios from an API , i manage to iterate with v-for through each property and i want @click to show the child properties ONLY of the CLICKED element.



//api gives



  Subject_title: (...)
showChildren: false <-- This is added during the call with forEach
subject_id: (...)
subjects: (...)


And the rest is:



 const vm = new Vue({
el: "#app",
data() {
return {
results: ,
}
},
methods: {
toggleChildren(i) {
this.results[i].showChildren =!this.results[i].showChildren;
}
},

mounted() {
axios.get(url).then(response => {
this.results = response.data.result;
this.results.forEach(sub => {
sub["showChildren"] = false
});
});
}
});


HTML:



<div class="subjects-single" v-for="(result,i) in results" :key="i">

<div @click="toggleChildren(i)" class="subjects-title">

<span class="accordion-title__text">

{{ result.Subject_title }} {{i}}

</span>

<ul v-if="results[i].showChildren">

<li v-for="subject in result.subjects">

{{ subject.Subject_title }} </li>

</ul>
</div>









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    I am getting data with axios from an API , i manage to iterate with v-for through each property and i want @click to show the child properties ONLY of the CLICKED element.



    //api gives



      Subject_title: (...)
    showChildren: false <-- This is added during the call with forEach
    subject_id: (...)
    subjects: (...)


    And the rest is:



     const vm = new Vue({
    el: "#app",
    data() {
    return {
    results: ,
    }
    },
    methods: {
    toggleChildren(i) {
    this.results[i].showChildren =!this.results[i].showChildren;
    }
    },

    mounted() {
    axios.get(url).then(response => {
    this.results = response.data.result;
    this.results.forEach(sub => {
    sub["showChildren"] = false
    });
    });
    }
    });


    HTML:



    <div class="subjects-single" v-for="(result,i) in results" :key="i">

    <div @click="toggleChildren(i)" class="subjects-title">

    <span class="accordion-title__text">

    {{ result.Subject_title }} {{i}}

    </span>

    <ul v-if="results[i].showChildren">

    <li v-for="subject in result.subjects">

    {{ subject.Subject_title }} </li>

    </ul>
    </div>









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      I am getting data with axios from an API , i manage to iterate with v-for through each property and i want @click to show the child properties ONLY of the CLICKED element.



      //api gives



        Subject_title: (...)
      showChildren: false <-- This is added during the call with forEach
      subject_id: (...)
      subjects: (...)


      And the rest is:



       const vm = new Vue({
      el: "#app",
      data() {
      return {
      results: ,
      }
      },
      methods: {
      toggleChildren(i) {
      this.results[i].showChildren =!this.results[i].showChildren;
      }
      },

      mounted() {
      axios.get(url).then(response => {
      this.results = response.data.result;
      this.results.forEach(sub => {
      sub["showChildren"] = false
      });
      });
      }
      });


      HTML:



      <div class="subjects-single" v-for="(result,i) in results" :key="i">

      <div @click="toggleChildren(i)" class="subjects-title">

      <span class="accordion-title__text">

      {{ result.Subject_title }} {{i}}

      </span>

      <ul v-if="results[i].showChildren">

      <li v-for="subject in result.subjects">

      {{ subject.Subject_title }} </li>

      </ul>
      </div>









      share|improve this question














      I am getting data with axios from an API , i manage to iterate with v-for through each property and i want @click to show the child properties ONLY of the CLICKED element.



      //api gives



        Subject_title: (...)
      showChildren: false <-- This is added during the call with forEach
      subject_id: (...)
      subjects: (...)


      And the rest is:



       const vm = new Vue({
      el: "#app",
      data() {
      return {
      results: ,
      }
      },
      methods: {
      toggleChildren(i) {
      this.results[i].showChildren =!this.results[i].showChildren;
      }
      },

      mounted() {
      axios.get(url).then(response => {
      this.results = response.data.result;
      this.results.forEach(sub => {
      sub["showChildren"] = false
      });
      });
      }
      });


      HTML:



      <div class="subjects-single" v-for="(result,i) in results" :key="i">

      <div @click="toggleChildren(i)" class="subjects-title">

      <span class="accordion-title__text">

      {{ result.Subject_title }} {{i}}

      </span>

      <ul v-if="results[i].showChildren">

      <li v-for="subject in result.subjects">

      {{ subject.Subject_title }} </li>

      </ul>
      </div>






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          The data is not ractive if you directly change an array item with the index, you must use Vue.set.



          Vue.set(this.results, indexOfItem, newValue)


          https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#Caveats






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          • Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

            – Gio10863315
            Jan 4 at 8:12













          • Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

            – TommyF
            Jan 4 at 12:14












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          The data is not ractive if you directly change an array item with the index, you must use Vue.set.



          Vue.set(this.results, indexOfItem, newValue)


          https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#Caveats






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          • Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

            – Gio10863315
            Jan 4 at 8:12













          • Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

            – TommyF
            Jan 4 at 12:14
















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          The data is not ractive if you directly change an array item with the index, you must use Vue.set.



          Vue.set(this.results, indexOfItem, newValue)


          https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#Caveats






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

            – Gio10863315
            Jan 4 at 8:12













          • Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

            – TommyF
            Jan 4 at 12:14














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          The data is not ractive if you directly change an array item with the index, you must use Vue.set.



          Vue.set(this.results, indexOfItem, newValue)


          https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#Caveats






          share|improve this answer













          The data is not ractive if you directly change an array item with the index, you must use Vue.set.



          Vue.set(this.results, indexOfItem, newValue)


          https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#Caveats







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          answered Jan 3 at 15:55









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          • Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

            – Gio10863315
            Jan 4 at 8:12













          • Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

            – TommyF
            Jan 4 at 12:14



















          • Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

            – Gio10863315
            Jan 4 at 8:12













          • Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

            – TommyF
            Jan 4 at 12:14

















          Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

          – Gio10863315
          Jan 4 at 8:12







          Thanks for your input, i tried : Vue.set(this.results[i], this.results[i].showChildren, true ) but wasn't successful: results { 0: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 1: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) 2: Subject_title: (...) showChildren: false <-- subject_id: (...) subjects: (...) } how about: vm.results[i].showChildren = !vm.results[i].showChildren

          – Gio10863315
          Jan 4 at 8:12















          Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

          – TommyF
          Jan 4 at 12:14





          Take a closer look at the method signature of Vue.set, you're using it wrong: vuejs.org/v2/api/#Vue-set

          – TommyF
          Jan 4 at 12:14




















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