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Summarising based on the comments and your own fix with some additional info that may help future users.
- Confirm if
v-model
is present in the HTML- View Source
- Do not Inpect elements using Dev Tools as this will not show
v-model
- If
v-model
is not in the source, there is most likely a problem with the formatting of theselect
method- Format:
select(method, choices = nil, options = {}, html_options = {}, &block)
API docs - Because
options
andhtml_options
both accept a hash, it’s safer to explicitly include both so Ruby knows how to parse it (even if that means including an empty hash).
- Format:
### Correct examples
# multi-line format for readability
# select(
# method,
# choices = nil,
# options = {},
# html_options = {}
# )
# no `options` provided, but explicit empty `options` hash '{}' ('The fix' in the original post)
<%= f.select(
:property_type, # method
options_for_select(@types.map {|type| [type.titleize, type]}, listing.property_type), # choices
{}, # options
{'v-model': 'propertyType'} # html_options
) %>
# with `options` values
<%= f.select(
:property_type, # method
options_for_select(@types.map {|type| [type.titleize, type]}, listing.property_type), #choices
{include_blank: 'Select your type...'}, # options
{'v-model': 'propertyType'} # html_options
) %>
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