Please see the code
<div v-for="msg in leftMsg">
div v-if="msg.last_sender" @click.prevent="loadMsg(msg)">
<tr :class="['active',{ 'seens' : !msg.seen, 'selected':msg.isActive}]">
// some html
</tr>
</div>
</div>
loadMsg(obj){
obj.isActive = !obj.isActive;
}
The problem is, it is adding selected class properly but when I click another item it adds selected but doesn't remove the old one. How can I keep only the most recent clicked item selected?
Thank you.
Add a data property outside of the msg objects and use that to track the active message.
data(){
return {
activeMessage: null,
...
}
}
Then in your template, set the activeMessage.
<div v-for="msg in leftMsg">
<div v-if="msg.last_sender" @click.prevent="activeMessage = msg">
<tr :class="['active',{ 'seens' : !msg.seen, 'selected': msg === activeMessage}]">
// some html
</tr>
</div>
</div>
The key parts I changed here are @click.prevent="activeMessage = msg" and 'selected': msg === activeMessage. This will set activeMessage to the clicked message, and then the selected class will be applied to the activeMessage and will only apply to the activeMessage.
I would also note that it's strange that you have a tr element nested inside div. I assume it was just because of your example, but that's not technically valid HTML.
I have solved this issue using a for loop. I thought it may help some other. In order to remove the all other previous active classes all you need to run a for loop and make them false and then assign active=true to the newest one.
Here is the code that may help
// make all other selected class false first
for(let i=0; i<this.leftMsg.length; i++){
this.leftMsg[i].isActive=false;
}
/*now making the newest one active*/
obj.isActive = true;