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Ember is a JavaScript framework that uses a Component <-> Service approach to building applications. It is mainly used to build web-based applications, but can also be ported over to build desktop applications.

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lancevalour
lancevalour commented Oct 23, 2019

Describe the bug
In the config.js addParameters function, if I set isFullscreen: true and open the webpage, it is fullscreen on startup. But if I set isFullscreen: false and open the webpage again, it is still full-screen on startup.

To Reproduce

  1. Set isFullscreen: true, open the webpage,
  2. Close the webpage or stop the server
  3. Set isFullscreen: false, open the webpa
doodirock
doodirock commented Sep 1, 2019

There seems to be a few examples of using custom components via render prop that mostly rely on 3rd parties like bootstrap, material, or other UI libraries. Are there any example of people using a custom component they've developed along with text-mask.

I'd like to get a better sense on the best way to set up my custom input components to make the integration process easier.

dishcandanty
dishcandanty commented May 20, 2019

I think this is just me not seeing this in the documentation/issues anywhere...

But I ended up digging through the addon/modules trying to find out what property was being passed to selectedItemComponent.

An example of the selectedItemComponent component as well as some documentation would certainly be helpful to new / less competent users (yup, that's me :) ).

MelSumner
MelSumner commented Apr 11, 2018

Expected:
The documentation would be consolidated to one place and when new features are added/updated, they are added to the documentation.

Actual:
Right now, using ember-engines requires a bit of juggling between Github and the guides, which can give the impression that documentation is missing.

Proposed solution:

  1. Make the README.md a table of contents and link to sec
andrenaught
andrenaught commented May 24, 2019

When generating a checkout webUrl through the storefront API - The logo / name of the store on the top left of the checkout page doesn't actually link back to the home page. The "back to cart" option is also not shown. I feel like there should be a way for customers to press a link to atleast go back to the main shopify store (cause then we can atleast redirect back to the main site). I know we pr

christophermlne
christophermlne commented Apr 5, 2019

Environment

  • Ember Version: n/a
  • Ember CLI Version: n/a
  • Ember CP Validations Version: n/a

Steps to Reproduce

On the documenation site, try searching for 'checkbox' or 'input'. Nothing happens.

I've just now realized it's because there were no results for 'checkbox' or 'input'. I'm going to leave this issue open because it does feel like the UX around searching the docs is

Created by Yehuda Katz

Released December 8, 2011

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