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I want to remove comma in the last element in Vue. But I dont know how to do that because the index of the last element is unknown.

<td v-if="category.sub_category.length > 0"> 
                      <template v-for="cat in category.sub_category">
                        {{ addComma(cat.subcategory_name) }}
                      </template>
                    </td>

addComma(subCat) {
  let elements = [];
  elements.push(subCat);
  console.log(elements);
  
  if (elements != ""){
    elements += ", ";
  }

  return elements;
},

And this is the result of console.log(elements) above.

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And this is the result of all code above

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  • I recommend taking care of the comas before trying to render the string in DOM Commented Jul 26, 2021 at 10:26
  • @Bravo Thats not working. Comma not inserted. Commented Jul 26, 2021 at 10:26
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    yeah, because there's a LOT more wrong ... instead of that template, just use {{category.sub_category.map(({subcategory_name}) => subcategory_name).join(', ')}} Commented Jul 26, 2021 at 10:28
  • This is the most elegant, use CSS: stackoverflow.com/a/42130196/295783 Commented Jul 26, 2021 at 10:30
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    and yet, @mplungjan, you can see the criticisms of that solution are valid to a degree Commented Jul 26, 2021 at 10:31

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This should work

<td v-if="category.sub_category.length > 0">
      {{category.sub_category.map(({subcategory_name}) => subcategory_name).join(', ')}}
</td>

I'd be tempted to move it to a computed though - keeps markup clean

<td v-if="category.sub_category.length > 0">
      {{subcats}}
</td>


computed: {
  subcats() {
    return this.category.sub_category.map(({subcategory_name}) => subcategory_name).join(', ');
  }
}
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I'd be tempted to move that into a computed or a method, personally - I like to leave the markup relatively clean - the question was closed as I posted, so, not sure I can update to show what I mean
Cannot read property 'sub_category' of undefined when use computed.
perhaps because at some point, this.category is empty .... @SeadLab - maybe don't use that method then - I've been away from vuejs for a while and there's probably things about your data that are not clear to me
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elements.join(',')

You don't need to create a function for this just use it inside the Vue tag like this

{{elements.join(',')}}

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Not working. I've tried that many times
@SeadLab Can you please check into the updated answer I added a screenshot. I hope this is enough to prove that my solution will work
That's not what I mean. It's different. Please check the right answer above!

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