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Vue: Losing context of “this” inside function promise


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I am losing the context of this on the "then" portion of my Promise. I marked the first debugger, which when I type in this, shows the value as the Vue component. I continue on and when I hit the next debugger statement inside the then portion of the Promise, the value of this is undefined even when using the fat arrow syntax.



Parent component



<Modal
@emitshowflashmsg="handleShowCouponModal"
>


Child component (Modal.vue)



methods: 

showFlash: function(msg, bool)
let data = msg, bool
this.$emit('emitshowflash', data)
,

updateShippingAddress: function()

debugger
// `this` has a value here
axios.post('/api/act/address',
street_address: this.$refs.streetAddress.value ? this.$refs.streetAddress.value : "",
apartment: this.showSecondAddressLine ? this.$refs.apartment.value : "",
city: this.$refs.city.value ? this.$refs.city.value : "",
state: this.$refs.state.value ? this.$refs.state.value : "",
zip: this.$refs.zip.value ? this.$refs.zip.value : ""
)

.then((response) =>
debugger
// `this` is undefined here
if(response.data.success)
let msg = "Address updated!"
this.showFlash(msg, true)

)
.catch(err =>
console.log("errrrr")
let msg = "Not valid address. Please check address again."
this.showFlash(msg, true)

);











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  • Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:23












  • @Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

    – jjoan
    Mar 25 at 0:26











  • Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:27







  • 1





    Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 1:42






  • 1





    @Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

    – Styx
    Mar 25 at 15:05

















0















I am losing the context of this on the "then" portion of my Promise. I marked the first debugger, which when I type in this, shows the value as the Vue component. I continue on and when I hit the next debugger statement inside the then portion of the Promise, the value of this is undefined even when using the fat arrow syntax.



Parent component



<Modal
@emitshowflashmsg="handleShowCouponModal"
>


Child component (Modal.vue)



methods: 

showFlash: function(msg, bool)
let data = msg, bool
this.$emit('emitshowflash', data)
,

updateShippingAddress: function()

debugger
// `this` has a value here
axios.post('/api/act/address',
street_address: this.$refs.streetAddress.value ? this.$refs.streetAddress.value : "",
apartment: this.showSecondAddressLine ? this.$refs.apartment.value : "",
city: this.$refs.city.value ? this.$refs.city.value : "",
state: this.$refs.state.value ? this.$refs.state.value : "",
zip: this.$refs.zip.value ? this.$refs.zip.value : ""
)

.then((response) =>
debugger
// `this` is undefined here
if(response.data.success)
let msg = "Address updated!"
this.showFlash(msg, true)

)
.catch(err =>
console.log("errrrr")
let msg = "Not valid address. Please check address again."
this.showFlash(msg, true)

);











share|improve this question
























  • Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:23












  • @Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

    – jjoan
    Mar 25 at 0:26











  • Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:27







  • 1





    Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 1:42






  • 1





    @Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

    – Styx
    Mar 25 at 15:05













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0








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1






I am losing the context of this on the "then" portion of my Promise. I marked the first debugger, which when I type in this, shows the value as the Vue component. I continue on and when I hit the next debugger statement inside the then portion of the Promise, the value of this is undefined even when using the fat arrow syntax.



Parent component



<Modal
@emitshowflashmsg="handleShowCouponModal"
>


Child component (Modal.vue)



methods: 

showFlash: function(msg, bool)
let data = msg, bool
this.$emit('emitshowflash', data)
,

updateShippingAddress: function()

debugger
// `this` has a value here
axios.post('/api/act/address',
street_address: this.$refs.streetAddress.value ? this.$refs.streetAddress.value : "",
apartment: this.showSecondAddressLine ? this.$refs.apartment.value : "",
city: this.$refs.city.value ? this.$refs.city.value : "",
state: this.$refs.state.value ? this.$refs.state.value : "",
zip: this.$refs.zip.value ? this.$refs.zip.value : ""
)

.then((response) =>
debugger
// `this` is undefined here
if(response.data.success)
let msg = "Address updated!"
this.showFlash(msg, true)

)
.catch(err =>
console.log("errrrr")
let msg = "Not valid address. Please check address again."
this.showFlash(msg, true)

);











share|improve this question
















I am losing the context of this on the "then" portion of my Promise. I marked the first debugger, which when I type in this, shows the value as the Vue component. I continue on and when I hit the next debugger statement inside the then portion of the Promise, the value of this is undefined even when using the fat arrow syntax.



Parent component



<Modal
@emitshowflashmsg="handleShowCouponModal"
>


Child component (Modal.vue)



methods: 

showFlash: function(msg, bool)
let data = msg, bool
this.$emit('emitshowflash', data)
,

updateShippingAddress: function()

debugger
// `this` has a value here
axios.post('/api/act/address',
street_address: this.$refs.streetAddress.value ? this.$refs.streetAddress.value : "",
apartment: this.showSecondAddressLine ? this.$refs.apartment.value : "",
city: this.$refs.city.value ? this.$refs.city.value : "",
state: this.$refs.state.value ? this.$refs.state.value : "",
zip: this.$refs.zip.value ? this.$refs.zip.value : ""
)

.then((response) =>
debugger
// `this` is undefined here
if(response.data.success)
let msg = "Address updated!"
this.showFlash(msg, true)

)
.catch(err =>
console.log("errrrr")
let msg = "Not valid address. Please check address again."
this.showFlash(msg, true)

);








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  • Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:23












  • @Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

    – jjoan
    Mar 25 at 0:26











  • Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:27







  • 1





    Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 1:42






  • 1





    @Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

    – Styx
    Mar 25 at 15:05

















  • Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:23












  • @Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

    – jjoan
    Mar 25 at 0:26











  • Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 0:27







  • 1





    Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

    – Phil
    Mar 25 at 1:42






  • 1





    @Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

    – Styx
    Mar 25 at 15:05
















Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

– Phil
Mar 25 at 0:23






Ignoring the debugger for a minute, are you getting any actual errors? If this was not your Vue component in the then() callback, I imagine you would get something like "this.showFlash is not a function". Is that what's happening?

– Phil
Mar 25 at 0:23














@Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

– jjoan
Mar 25 at 0:26





@Phil yea, that's how I noticed there was an issue. this.showFlash is triggering the catch and logging errrrr. When I removed this.showFlash(), the catch is not triggered

– jjoan
Mar 25 at 0:26













Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

– Phil
Mar 25 at 0:27






Are you absolutely certain you're using an arrow function in then() and catch()? Perhaps your browser is running an older version of your script from cache

– Phil
Mar 25 at 0:27





1




1





Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

– Phil
Mar 25 at 1:42





Just noticed your parent component is listening for emitshowflashmsg but you are emitting emitshowflash. Now, that wouldn't cause the issue you're seeing but it certainly won't do what you expect

– Phil
Mar 25 at 1:42




1




1





@Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

– Styx
Mar 25 at 15:05





@Phil Aside of that, emitshowflashmsg is calling handleShowCouponModal method (from modal's parent component), but only modal's updateShippingAddress method is shown. Real mess :)

– Styx
Mar 25 at 15:05












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