To put it short, using swiper(4.3.3) in vue(2.), the carousel is still very weird and cannot be looped with autoplay and loop, observer, observeParents and other parameters;
Then you can try writing code like this:
this.$().then((resp) => { if(resp && == "0"){ = ; this.$nextTick(() => { // Initialize swiper for the next UI frame (); }); } })
Yes, the key is that the call to initialize swiper is usually rendered with a v-for loop, and then initialize swiper immediately. However, this may cause v-for to not be rendered at initialization, so swiper may be confused. Then swiper is placed in the next UI frame of $nextTick and then initialized, ensuring that v-for has completed the loop.
initSwiper() { if ( != null) return; = new Swiper('.swiper-container', { loop: true, speed: 900, autoplay: { delay: 3000, //Switch once in 3 seconds disableOnInteraction: false }, observer: true,// When modifying swiper itself or child elements, automatically initialize swiper observeParents: true,// When modifying the parent element of swiper, swiper will be automatically initialized pagination: { el: '.swiper-pagination', // dynamicBullets: true, } }); }
The solution to the failure of loop loop carousel in the above article Swiper in the vue project is all the content I share with you. I hope you can give you a reference and I hope you can support me more.