Tony Lugg
Tony Lugg
``` This is a menu List item number 1 List item number 2 Sub menu 3 Sub item number 1 Sub item number 2 List item number 4 ``` ```...
In Chrome I actually don't need to reference el.au.controller.viewModel, as the vm's are right there in the array of children.
@StrahilKazlachev Correct. All items in View HMTL. Each custom element has a slot (menu-list and menu-list-item). menu-list can create multiple menu-list-item's, menu-list-item can contain visual content and a single menu-item...
@EisenbergEffect I had originally not used `@useShadowDOM` and only Chrome was working for my use case. I added `@useShadowDOM` and FF worked but still Edge did not work.
OK, I'm tied up for a few days but will get something for you soon.
I just created a little sample in Aurelia Typescript Sandbox and it works [there](https://codesandbox.io/s/325jplnzlp) in all browsers. My real test app is using CLI Webpack config. Also, the custom elements...
I created a new CLI app with Webpack and TypeScript and used the same files as the sandbox linked above. Now I get the original results, i.e. it works in...
[menu-test4Rob.zip](https://github.com/aurelia/templating/files/2704400/menu-test4Rob.zip) Here is the test project, sans node modules.
OK, first, have your well deserved vacation, this can wait until you return. It is pretty simple. CLI new app, add the app.html. Add the two custom elements. Check the...