I use foreach on an observable array:
<div id="mainRight" data-bind="foreach: notifications">
<div class="statusRow">
<div class="leftStatusCell">
<div class="leftStatusCellColor" data-bind="css: availabilityCssClass($data.availability)"></div>
</div>
<div class="topRightStatusCell" data-bind="text: sip"></div>
<div class="bottomtRightStatusCell ellipsisSingleline" data-bind="text: note"></div>
</div>
</div> <!== end mainRight ==>
As you can see, I pass the current value of availability to the function availabilityCssClass, which compares the value to some predefined strings. Depending on the matching string, it returns a class name.
self.availabilityCssClass = ko.computed(function (value) {
var availability = value;
if (availability === "Busy" || "DoNotDisturb" || "BeRightBack")
return "leftStatusCellColorOrange";
else if (availability === "Away" || "Offline")
return "leftStatusCellColorRed";
else
return "leftStatusCellColorGreen";
});
This is my model. The data comes from an external data source.
function Notification(root, sip, availability, note) {
var self = this;
self.sip = ko.observable(sip);
self.availability = ko.observable(availability);
self.note = ko.observable(note);
};
self.notifications = ko.observableArray();
However, it doesnt work as is. When the computed function is not commented out, the foreach does not iterate over the data and the div is empty. But I can see that the viewModel is not empty.
You cannot pass value into computed in such way. It is better to add this computed to Notification
view model and use self.availability
property:
function Notification(root, sip, availability, note) {
var self = this;
self.sip = ko.observable(sip);
self.availability = ko.observable(availability);
self.note = ko.observable(note);
self.availabilityCssClass = ko.computed(function() {
var availability = self.availability();
if (["Busy", "DoNotDisturb", "BeRightBack"].indexOf(availability) != -1) return "leftStatusCellColorOrange";
else if (["Away", "Offline"].indexOf(availability) != -1) return "leftStatusCellColorRed";
else return "leftStatusCellColorGreen";
});
};
Your if
statement wasn't correct, so I fixed the logic. Here is working fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/vyshniakov/Jk7Fd/
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