Vuetify Change Button Text on Click:Using a ternary operator in Vuetify, you can change the text of a button on click by toggling a boolean variable. The ternary operator is a shorthand way of writing an if-else statement.
First, create a boolean variable in your data object to track the button state. Then, use the ternary operator in the button’s v-text directive to conditionally render the text based on the button state. When the button is clicked, toggle the boolean variable to switch the text.
How can I change the text of a Vuetify button when it is clicked?
The code creates a Vuetify button with a click event that toggles the value of a data property called “toggleButtonText”. The button text is then updated using a ternary operator to display “Click me” when the value of “toggleButtonText” is true and “Clicked” when it is false.
Vuetify Change Button Text on Click Example
<v-btn v-on:click="toggleButtonText = !toggleButtonText">
{{ toggleButtonText?'Click me': 'Clicked'}}
</v-btn>
<script type="module">
const app = createApp({
data() {
return {
toggleButtonText: true
};
},
}).use(vuetify).mount('#app'); // Mount the app to the #app element
</script>
Output of Vuetify Change Button Text on Click
