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    Default Unanswered: (DataItem) Is record.get the same as record.data?

    Unanswered: (DataItem) Is record.get the same as record.data?


    I noticed in the updateRecord function that i can handle my data using either record.get('someField') or record.data.someField. Are they both the same or record.data.someField more static?

    I created some DataItems so that several components would keep up to date with the changes to the database auto-magically.

    My issue is that all of my models have associations (nestled fields). In order for me to iterate through the nestled fields to build my components, I've been using record.data. I haven't figured out the equivalent record.get command.

    I just want to be sure that using the record.data nomenclature will allow for the components to dynamically update the same way as record.get would.

    Thanks!

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    They both will function the same. You could technically change the data property to another name and that's where the get method will handle it.
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