I'm just getting going with backbone.js. So far, I'm really liking it.
I have something like this:
- ModelA
- ModelB
- ViewA
- ViewB
ModelA holds a collection of ModelB
Ho开发者_开发知识库w can I build a ViewB of ModelB with a button which, when clicked, changes an attribute on the next ModelB instance in the collection?
var col = this.model.collection;
var nextModel = col.at( col.indexOf(this.model) + 1)
if(nextModel) nextModel.set({whatevar});
You do not need to keep track of the parent collection, backbone does it for you. You should check if you are at the end of the collection also.
I think I figured something out. I'll share to see what others think so that others can benefit.
I simply pass in a reference to the parent collection to each model in the collection.
Inside my collection, when adding a new instance:
var newModelBInstance = new ModelB( { id: "xxx", ParentCollection: this } );
And then, inside my ModelB view:
this.model.get("ParentCollection").at(this.model.sortValue + 1).set({ myAttr: false });
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