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corrected th key

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edited Mar 25, 2022 at 15:39

You should be able to access elements of the array using a nested for:each and dot notation in your HTML file.

<template for:each={dataStructure} for:item="data">
    <th><th key={data.Key}>{data.Key}</th>
    <template for:each={data.value} for:item="dataValue">
        <td key={dataValue.Id}>{dataValue.Label}</td>
    </template>
</template>

You should be able to access elements of the array using a nested for:each and dot notation in your HTML file.

<template for:each={dataStructure} for:item="data">
    <th>{data.Key}</th>
    <template for:each={data.value} for:item="dataValue">
        <td key={dataValue.Id}>{dataValue.Label}</td>
    </template>
</template>

You should be able to access elements of the array using a nested for:each and dot notation in your HTML file.

<template for:each={dataStructure} for:item="data">
    <th key={data.Key}>{data.Key}</th>
    <template for:each={data.value} for:item="dataValue">
        <td key={dataValue.Id}>{dataValue.Label}</td>
    </template>
</template>

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created Mar 24, 2022 at 21:18

Evelyn Maguire

You should be able to access elements of the array using a nested for:each and dot notation in your HTML file.

<template for:each={dataStructure} for:item="data">
    <th>{data.Key}</th>
    <template for:each={data.value} for:item="dataValue">
        <td key={dataValue.Id}>{dataValue.Label}</td>
    </template>
</template>