Im making error messages with notification in Vue.js.
Tutorial Demo: https://admin.vuebulma.com/#/components/notification
Tutorial Codes: https://github.com/vue-bulma/vue-admin/blob/master/client/views/components/Notification.vue
openNotificationWithType: function (type) {
openNotification({
title: 'Error',
message: 'Hello\nWorld',
type: type
})
}
in this code, when i use \n in string, it doesn't render it to linefeed.
So i have been searching how to apply linefeed in JS, but i can't exactly answer.
I tried below:
1)
message: `Hello
World`
2)
message: 'Hello' +
'' + 'World'
3)
message: 'Hello'
+ 'World'
4)
message: 'Hello' + '\n' + 'World'
5)
message: 'Hello<br/>World'
6)
message: 'Hello<br>World'
7)
message: `Hello \
World`
8)
message: [`Hello`,
`World`].join(' ')
Results:
* I'm in Mac OS.
The browser condenses all whitespace in text content into a single space, and you can't include HTML entities in normal (mustache) interpolation. You need the v-html
directive.
<div v-html="rawHtml"></div>
The contents of this
div
will be replaced with the value of therawHtml
property, interpreted as plain HTML - data bindings are ignored.
So you would have to modify the notification component to use v-html
, and then use #5 with it.