Site URL: https://www.gorgeousgelato.com/next-day-delivery/gelato-pint
I have a test page www.gorgeousgelato.com/automatic-gallery-test where I was able to pull firestore.onSnapshot query results and display them in a real-time gallery of images with this code (which works as intended):
// CREATE GALLERY
<div id="coolGallery" class='flavorsOfTheDayGallery'></div>
// FIND FLAVORS THAT ARE MARKED AVAILABLE
let flavors = db.collection("flavorsOfTheDay").where("isAvailable", "==", true)
.limit(16)
// ORDER AVAILABLE FLAVORS ALPHABETICALLY AND BUILD EACH AN IMG TAG WITH SOURCE AND ALT TEXT
portlandsFlavors.orderBy('flavorName')
.onSnapshot((querySnapshot) => {
coolGallery.innerHTML = "";
querySnapshot.forEach((doc) => {
coolGallery.innerHTML += "<img class='flavorImage' src='"+doc.data().url+"' alt='"+doc.data().flavorName+"'>"
console.log(doc.id, " => ", doc.data());
});
})
I have been trying to recreate this success for product select dropdowns '<select><option value="">"text"</option></select>' where each 'value' and 'text' would be equal to a flavorName derived from the firestore query (standard dropdown shown below). I can push the query results to the console.log only if I remove reference to 'selectDropdown.innerHTML' from the querySnapshot.
The goal is to update the dropdowns above with live code from a firestore .onsnapshot query
// Target select ID
let selectDropdown = document.getElementById('select-yui_3_17_2_1_1588782094999_71107-field');
// Search for Portland's available flavors & limit to 16
let dropdownOptions = db.collection("flavorsOfTheDay").where("isAvailablePortland", "==", true)
.limit(16)
// ALPHABETIZE AVAILABLE FLAVORS
let alpha = dropdownOptions.orderBy('flavorName')
.onSnapshot((querySnapshot) => {
selectDropdown.innerHTML = ""; // .innerHTML cannot read
querySnapshot.forEach((doc) => {
selectDropdown.innerHTML += "<option value='"+doc.data().flavorName+"'>'"+doc.data().flavorName+"'</option>"
console.log(doc.id, " => ", doc.data().flavorName);
});
})
The last thing to mention is that the lightbox modals (shown below) which hold the select dropdowns are not loaded into the DOM until product "Add to Cart" buttons are clicked. My attempts at using MutationObservers have been unsuccessful and I'm not certain I will be able to make changes even if the mutationObserver catches the addition of the lightbox-modal to DOM.
