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Vue error: Unable to use v-for correctly for list rendering, how to solve it?

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Vue error: Unable to use v-for correctly for list rendering, how to solve it?

Vue error: Unable to use v-for correctly for list rendering, how to solve it?

When we use Vue for development, we often encounter situations where we need to use the v-for instruction for list rendering. However, sometimes we may encounter the problem of being unable to use v-for correctly for list rendering. At this time, we need to solve this problem to display the list data normally.

1. Check the data source
First, we need to confirm whether our data source is correct. In Vue, the v-for directive renders a list by traversing an array. Therefore, we need to ensure that the data source we want to traverse is an array, and that the data to be rendered can be accessed normally. If the data source is incorrect, the v-for directive will not work properly.

For example, we have an array named list: 

data() {
  return {
    list: [
      { name: '张三', age: 18 },
      { name: '李四', age: 20 },
      { name: '王五', age: 22 }
    ]
  }
}
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We can use the v-for directive in the template for list rendering: 

    
  
  • {{ item.name }}
    •
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If our data source If the list is incorrect, the list will not render properly.

2. Check the uniqueness of key
When using the v-for directive for list rendering, we must specify a unique key for each rendered element. This key is used to help Vue perform the list diff algorithm to determine whether each list item has changed.

If we do not specify a unique key for each list item, Vue will prompt a warning message and may not render the list correctly.

For example, we can use item.name as the only key: 

    
  
  • {{ item.name }}
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If we do not specify a unique value for the key, the list will not render properly.

3. Check the usage position of v-for
We also need to confirm whether the usage position of the v-for instruction is correct. In Vue, the v-for directive is used to render lists, so we should use it in a place where elements can be rendered, such as