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Tag: react-bootstrap

Reseting react bootstrap’s form after the submit

I have a problem with reseting my Form after I submit it. I tried to do something like document.getElementById(“formularz”).reset(), but it doesn’t work, neither does doing in the end of handleOnSubmit things like: event.target.title=””. It does reset the fields, but when I start writing new data, suddenly in each input there are shown data from previous submit. My component: Answer

Replace Second Modal with First Modal

First Check my react-bootstrap codes: I need to show second modal then hide first modal after clicked on the button on first modal. You can see demo here: https://codesandbox.io/s/xenodochial-joliot-jl3qe the problem is the both of modal was hide when click on the button on first modal. maybe i need to use redux in this case ? Answer so we need

How to import react-bootstrap component with children into kotlin-js react app

I want to use a bootstrap Card component in a react website created with kotlin-js. The app uses kotlin-react wrapper and react-bootstrap library. react-bootstrap documentation says use <Card.Body> to put content. So far I managed to import the Card JavaScript module into kotlin-js. With this I could use the Card within a RComponent. What renders to: What I additionally need

Making a react component clickable

I have a functional REACT component, code is as follows I want to make the entire card clickable. I read through a post on stack overflow Making whole card clickable in Reactstrap which talks about using an anchor tag, but that doesn’t work for me. Can someone help me understand what I am doing wrong? A card looks like this

React-Bootstrap grid contents not displaying

I created a grid inside of a react-bootstrap Jumbotron, but when I export it to my app.jsx none of the grid contents are displayed (but the Jumbotron and my custom styles are) All of my other components are working fine, so I’m not sure why this isn’t. App.js: SectionThree.jsx: howItWorks.jsx: Answer React components should always start with uppercase letter: There

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