Is it possible to somehow combine the description of the two types of the React component props below. On isEdit == true: type DialogProps = { isEdit: boolean obj: ICustom } and on isEdit == false: type DialogProps = { isEdit: boolean obj: null } >Solution : Try using discriminated union: type EditDialogProps = {isEdit:… Read More Dependence the type of one prop on the type of other prop
./Components/Categories.jsx import CategoryData from "../mocks/categories.json" import Products from ‘./Products’ function Categories() { return CategoryData.map((cat)=> <li onClick={ ()=> <Products id={cat.id} /> }> </li>) } ./Components/Products.jsx function Products(props) { console.log(props.id) } I need to send props to another component in OnClick. but the code I wrote didn’t work. >Solution : Hi there you are doing one thing… Read More sending props to components on separate pages
I’m trying to write a Next.js 13 newsletter page in the app directory that uses server-side components that depend on useEffect for props. The useEffect fetches data from a REST API to get newsletters which will render the content of the page. The code I’m using is below. I’m having trouble figuring out how to… Read More How do I make Next.js 13 server-side components in the app directory that depend on useEffect for props?
I have 3 components, the parent being App, and the children being SearchFlight and FoundFlight. I am trying to pass a string value that App receives from SearchFlights (via its flightInput prop), to FoundFlight. I would then like FoundFlight to assign this value to a local variable every time the value is changed. Below is… Read More How do I update a variable in a child component in react?
I know this problem is quite common and there are many similar questions, however I still haven’t been able to find a solution to my problem. I have a props renderDateTable = () => { { return ( <> <th className="text-center">Sun </th> <th className="text-center" >Mon </th> <th className="text-center" >Tue </th> <th className="text-center" >Wed </th> <th… Read More How I can set "key" props when render <th> tag
When I pass the props to the OnBeforeSend function it works, but once I put it inside the nested args.ajaxsettings function it does not work. export default class FileManager extends React.PureComponent { hostUrl = "https://amazons3.azurewebsites.net/api/AmazonS3Provider/"; constructor(props) { super(props); this.fileSelection= this.fileSelection.bind(this); } onBeforeSend(args) { //this works console.log(this.props.team_id); args.ajaxSettings.beforeSend = function (args) { //this one doesn’t work… Read More Passing props not working in a nested function
My question is how can I send the input value to the parent component by clicking on the button? Because now if I type something in the input it shanges the value instantly, I want it to do after I click on the button. Currently I am using that method: const FormInput = ({setIpAddress}) =>… Read More How can I send the data to the parent component by click on the button in React?
Helleo, i Need to get a data ({item.type}) from a child component when i click and send it to the parent. Am passing a props in the click event like this: onClick={clickActionTransfer} i should get the type at this moment and send it to the parent so i can make some operations in handleSlideClick function… Read More How to send data function in params from child to parent with props – Reactjs
I’m trying to create project where the menu and sidebar appear only in the Homepage and the Back button appears in all pages except the Homepage. The problem is, I can’t pass the props to all pages. Only the FriendDetail and GoBack component are able to pass the props. In all other pages the props… Read More REACT – .props is not a function
What is the correct chain of actions to use my prop onBackButtonPress?: () => void; ? Right now typescript shows an error for the onPress – Type ‘(() => void) | undefined’ is not assignable to type ‘() => void’. Type ‘undefined’ is not assignable to type ‘() => void’. Do i need to type… Read More using React Native prop onBackButtonPress?: () => void