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Learn how to build checkboxes from an array in Vue.js, default them as checked, and retrieve selected IDs easily.
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How to Capture Checked Box IDs in Vue.js: An Easy Guide

Vue.js is a powerful JavaScript framework that simplifies building user interfaces and managing state. One common requirement in web applications is to implement a set of checkboxes that can fetch data, default to a checked state, and allow user interaction. In this guide, we will walk through the solution to retrieve the database IDs of checked boxes in an array.

Problem Statement

Imagine you have an array of managers fetched from a database through an API call. You want to:

Create a set of checkboxes based on this array.

Default these checkboxes to "checked".

Retrieve the database ID values of the checked boxes after a user modifies their selections.

However, you've encountered a challenge: the checkboxes are not defaulting to a checked state as intended.

Solution Overview

In order to solve this problem efficiently, we can utilize Vue's reactive features without needing an extra isChecked property to determine the state of each checkbox. Let's break down the steps to achieve the desired functionality.

Step 1: Fetch Managers Data

First, fetch the managers from your API, and directly populate the selected.manager_ids array with the relationship_id of each manager. This way, all checkboxes will be checked by default, since the v-model will be bound to an array that already contains your desired IDs.

Here's how you can adjust your fetching function:

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Step 2: Create Checkboxes in Template

Using Vue's v-for directive, dynamically generate checkboxes based on the managers array. Here’s how your template should look:

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Step 3: Access Selected IDs

After the user modifies their selections in the checkboxes, you can retrieve the IDs of the checked managers through the selected.manager_ids array. Here’s a simple loop to log these IDs:

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Conclusion

By fetching the managers and directly populating the selected.manager_ids array with their IDs, we can simplify the checkbox implementation in Vue.js. This approach not only ensures that all checkboxes default to checked but also keeps your code clean and efficient.

Don't hesitate to explore more features of Vue.js to enhance your applications further! If you have any questions or need assistance with your implementation, feel free to comment below.