v-if multiple expressions?
See original GitHub issueSo how can I use v-if with multiple conditions?
v-if="!lock || status== 'ok' "
This is currently not working.
Any workarounds?
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Have you tried computed properties http://vuejs.org/guide/computed.html ?
@mqliutie if you are using latest version then
<span v-if="support || isOrganizer">will be shown</span>
should work as expected.But in case you are not try with
<span v-if="(support || isOrganizer)">will be shown</span>
Adding
()
makes that whole condition a normal JS expression that is resolved on execution.