I can use a v-if attribute on a component and it works fine.
If I use v-if
on a div element with a key of a computed variable that is an object and then have other elements within that (or just text within it) this error is raised in production
client.js:35 [nuxt] Error while initializing app DOMException: Failed to execute 'appendChild' on 'Node': This node type does not support this method.
E.g. this works:
<div class="column news-dates has-text-right">
Some text
</div>
This raises an error in production:
<div class="column news-dates has-text-right" v-if="page.liveDate !== undefined">
Some text
</div>
Strangely this works:
<div class="column news-dates has-text-right" v-if="true">
Some text
</div>
So does this:
<div class="column news-dates has-text-right" v-if="page !== undefined">
Some text
</div>
page
is a computed property. If I make a new computed property which returns this.page.liveDate !== undefined
is fails. Basically checking against any key in the page
object which is computed causes this problem.
There is even a computed prop which returns a boolean this.page.live
which I've outputted in the template to make sure it's returning true
which hasn't worked either.
An empty dom element is fine because it doesn't need to append a child element to it.
Any ideas?
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