I have created a loading template for my application that is working and I’m now trying to create custom loading templates for my routes and I can’t it to work.
Here is my file structure (using pods).
- app
- | pods
- - | application
- - - - adapter.js
- - - - template.hbs
- - | loading
- - - - template.hbs
- - | author
- - - - model.js
- - - | show
- - - - controller.js
- - - - route.js
- - - - template.hbs
- - - - | loading
- - - - - - template.hbs
Here is my router.js
Router.map(function()
{
this.route('author.show', { path: '/author/:author_id' });
});
I am using
- ember 1.13.7
- ember-cli 1.13.8
- ember-data 1.13.8
How do I get a custom loading template for my ‘author.show’ route?
Put the “loading” folder containing your loading template.hbs under the “author” level. The loader templates for a route go under its parent level.
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SOLVED!
Thanks for the help dan!
I needed to re-organise my router.js to use the parent/child route format:
export default Router.map(function() {
this.route('author', { path: "authors" }, function() {
this.route('list', { path: "list" });
this.route('show', { path: ":id" });
});
});
- Route: author uses pods/loading
- Route: author.list uses pods/author/loading
- Route: author.show uses pods/author/loading
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Can you show me how do you run the loading template in the route.js file ?
I’m using Ember ver 2.5 and is not working, did you try with the newest version.
When using pods the loading template used is route’s parent.
Example here:
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