<template v-for... not working on IE 10 & 11 on 'table' tag. Woking on other browsers, including IE 9
See original GitHub issueVue.js version
1.0.24
Reproduction Link
Steps to reproduce
Run JSFiddle using IE 10/11
What is Expected?
<template v-for=
is working correctly for tables in IE 10/11
What is actually happening?
IE 10/11 is not rendering table correctly. Other browsers, including IE 9 works correctly.
This bug is only reproducable for “table” tag rendering. When <template...
is used on lists etc. it works correctly.
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:14 (3 by maintainers)
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It took me a while to find the correct use of
is
. So I share it here:If you just want to loop once, you can
If you want to loop twice, I have a trick for that though it will produce many tbody elements. But it seems that it display correctly.