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When using multiple bindings in the same data-bind expression, we get different error messages if we have/have not child bindings.
<span data-bind="let: { item: 'bla' }, foreach: ['1', '2']"> <span data-bind="text: item"></span> </span>
Vs.
<span data-bind="let: { item: 'bla' }, foreach: ['1', '2']"> </span>
In the first case, we get an error on the text-binding. In the latter case, we get a clear warning that we shouldn't use multiple bindings.
Unfortunately, the first case is likely to be used most of the time.
Example jsfiddle
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When using multiple bindings in the same data-bind expression, we get different error messages if we have/have not child bindings.
Vs.
In the first case, we get an error on the text-binding. In the latter case, we get a clear warning that we shouldn't use multiple bindings.
Unfortunately, the first case is likely to be used most of the time.
Example jsfiddle
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: