Very basic question but cannot seem to figure it out since it kind of defies logic. So I am trying to access the controller’s model but using all the available methods seem to output undefined.
All of the following was used:
console.log(this.content);
console.log(this.get('content'));
console.log(this.model);
console.log(this.get('model'));
They all return undefined (well the .get returns empty array). But the strange behavior is that if I do a:
console.log(this);
in the same area, it outputs the correct controller with the correct content, like so:
Class {_subControllers: Array[0], toString: function, __ember1409342467603: "ember628", __ember_meta__: Object, constructor: function…}
__ember1409342467603: "ember628"
__ember_meta__: Object
__nextSuper: undefined
_oldWillDestroy: function superWrapper() {
_subControllers: Array[8]
_super: function superFunction(){
content: Class
__ember1409342467603: "ember545"
__ember_meta__: Object
__nextSuper: undefined
_oldWillDestroy: function superWrapper() {
_super: function superFunction(){
content: Array[8]
isLoaded: true
isUpdating: false
store: Class
toString: function () { return ret; }
type: myapp@model:suit:
willDestroy: function superWrapper() {
__proto__: Object
toString: function () { return ret; }
willDestroy: function superWrapper() {
__proto__: Object
As you can see, the content is right (array of 8 objects)… so I am really confused why “this.content” is undefined when “this” does have it.