The while ensures that the 'ProcessSelection' function, which is also called, has run first Var countGreenBorders = uniqueCardCombinations.Count(card => card.BorderColor = 'green') Var redBorderedCards = uniqueCardCombinations.Where(card => card.BorderColor = 'red').ToList() If it wasn't a set submission, you do nothing _uiHelperService.SignalSetSubmissionOutcome(setSubmission, isSet) Var isSet = _cardHelperService.VerifySet(potentialSet) Var potentialSet = _mapper.Map, List>(setSubmission) Var setSubmission = uniqueCardCombinations.Where(card => card.BackGroundColor = 'yellow').ToList() NumberOfSelected += _uiHelperService.ProcessCardSelection(setCard) Private void ProcessSelection(SetCardUiModel setCard)

I tried to separate the two methods within the event, but there is still only one eventcallback and I could not find another way to do this so far, nor on stack overflow. So it does get executed, but it won't become visible until the second method is also executed, by which time either the cards have been replaced, or the backgroundcolor/bordercolor have been reset. What currently happens is that the result of the first method (green/red background) doesn't show, because there is only one callbackevent. If set was false, reset background color to white and reset border color to black. Second method: If set was correct, replace the 3 cards with 3 new ones. It works well and now I want to add an additional functionality to signal the outcome of the submission.įirst method: Upon clicking the 3rd card, the 3 cards should get a green (correct) or red (false) background and after x amount of time (say 1 second) a second method should fire. In this game you click 3 cards and this can result in either a succesful SET, or a false submission. I have created the card game called SET in Blazor WASM. Here's the Home page iterating over the search results:

My understanding is I can use Event Callback to do this however, while I can raise/invoke the Event Callback from grandchild to child, I cannot seem to then inform the parent from the child.Īs the Home ('parent' page) iterates over the returned list of items it inserts a component (the 'child'), and then the component has a component to reference the Edit dialog. Grandchild: UpdateDocumentNumber component - bootstrap dialog.Child: DisplayDocumentNumber component, which has its own (child) UpdateDocumentNumber component.Parent: Home (page) with search results grid embeds a DisplayDocumentNumber component for each item.After the Save button on the UpdateDocumentNumber (grandchild) component is clicked I want to refresh the search results in the Home page (parent). Each row of the search results has an Edit button that displays a bootstrap dialog allowing one to edit the data. On the Home page (the 'parent') there is a form with controls to filter the data stored in a backend database. In my Blazor server app, I have a page called Home that is basically a search page. Private string selectedField = 'FirstNameField' Import React, Provider`) Īwait _js.InvokeAsync('WriteInput', selectedField, key) * You do not need to modify anything below this. There must be a handler for each action listed above.Įxport const useMyState = useContextState Specify 'null' if action requires no data.

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