So I've been stuck for the whole afternoon on this problem which I eventually solved. It turned out I was assigning el instead of $el.
What's the difference between the two and when should I use each of them?
So I've been stuck for the whole afternoon on this problem which I eventually solved. It turned out I was assigning el instead of $el.
What's the difference between the two and when should I use each of them?
Straight from the documentation, $el
is:
A cached jQuery (or Zepto) object for the view's element. A handy reference instead of re-wrapping the DOM element all the time.
So, $el
is a cached, jQuery (or Zepto) version of el
. If you need to use any jQuery or Zepto methods on el
, you can simply use $el
instead of wrapping el
in $()
each time.