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Twittercan-value
Sets up two way bindings in a template.
Deprecated 2.3
Use two way binding like {($value)}="KEY" instead.
can-value='KEY'
Binds the element's value or checked property to the value specified by key. Example:
<input type='text' can-value='first.name'/>
Parameters
- key
{can-mustache.key}:A named value in the current scope.
Use
Add a can-value="KEY" attribute to an input or select element and
the element's value will be cross-bound to an observable value specified by KEY.
Depending on the element and the element's type, can-value takes on
different behaviors. If an input element has a type
not listed here, the behavior is the same as the text type.
input type=text
Cross binds the input's string text value with the observable value.
The value of the observable is changed after the input's change event,
which is after blur.
input type=checkbox
Cross binds the checked property to a true or false value. An alternative
true and false value can be specified by setting can-true-value and
can-false-value attributes.
input type='radio'
If the radio element is checked, sets the observable specified by can-value to match the value of value attribute.
select
Cross binds the selected option value with an observable value.
textarea
Cross binds the textarea's string text value with the observable value.
The value of the observable is changed after the textarea's change event,
which is after blur.