@wilmer.lemke
To delete two elements from an object in Vue.js, you can use the delete
keyword in JavaScript.
Assuming you have an object named myObject
with the following properties:
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data() { return { myObject: { prop1: 'value1', prop2: 'value2', prop3: 'value3', prop4: 'value4' }, } } |
If you want to delete two properties, let's say prop1
and prop3
, you can do the following in a method:
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methods: { deleteProperties() { delete this.myObject.prop1; delete this.myObject.prop3; } } |
Now, calling the deleteProperties()
method will delete prop1
and prop3
from myObject
.
Alternatively, you can use Vue.delete
or this.$delete
for reactive deletion. Using these methods ensures that the view updates when the object changes. Here's an example:
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methods: { deleteProperties() { Vue.delete(this.myObject, 'prop1'); Vue.delete(this.myObject, 'prop3'); } } |
Make sure to import Vue
if you haven't already in your component file.