Load static HTML files in Vue
Load static HTML files in Vue
I'm trying to load a static HTML file (of a Jupyter notebook) inside a div in my Vue js app.
I tried doing <iframe src="/static/product.html"> but this renders the home page of the vue app inside the iframe.
<iframe src="/static/product.html">
What's the correct way to do this in vue?
And here you have a way to do what's you want : vue component. It's a bit heavy to load only a static html file, but component approach can handle a lot of other case.
– Camille
Jul 3 at 9:41
@Camille It's a 15000 line long file, I tried converting it to a vue file but it makes the whole app sluggish.
– Nitin Labhishetty
Jul 3 at 10:40
With post provided in my first comment, you should be able to load a html file without converting to a real vue component
– Camille
Jul 3 at 10:48
1 Answer
1
Load vue ressource addon if not done already
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vue-resource/0.1.10/vue-resource.min.js
In your app, create a component who load your static raw html page
Vue.component('statichtmlpage', function (resolve, reject) {
vue.$http.get('your_static_html_page.html', function(data, status, request){
var parser = new DOMParser();
var doc = parser.parseFromString(data, "text/html");
resolve({
template: doc
});
});
});
And add component tag where you like to display your page
<statichtmlpage></statichtmlpage>
I've tried this approach, getting empty HTML <!-- --> in place of the component tag. This is my code: jsfiddle.net/eywraw8t/133660
– Nitin Labhishetty
Jul 3 at 13:07
try this jsfiddle
– Camille
Jul 4 at 8:34
Thanks, I am able to get it working for URLs now. Facing a problem in loading local files.
/static/product.html the path is correct but leads to an empty doc. Probably because when I hit localhost:8080/static/product.html it redirects to home. Am I understanding this correctly? Will mapping the url to the file with vue-router fix this?– Nitin Labhishetty
Jul 4 at 12:08
/static/product.html
localhost:8080/static/product.html
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Have a look to this post from vue.js : Why Vue.js doesn't support templateURL
– Camille
Jul 3 at 9:36