I want to add an array of <TokenFeed/> functional components to the <Feeds/> component. The problem is that when I do, the onClick() event that passes some text to my <App/> doesn’t work as expected. The array version of <TokenFeed/> when clicked, will replace my <input/> text rather than appending to the end of it. On the contrary, when I
Tag: react-props
How do I pass data between React Functional Components?
Currently, I am trying to pass a specific piece of data, the user’s name, from one functional component, the <User/> component, to another, the <Profile /> component, when the user navigates to a certain page. Here is my code: User.js UsersList.js Feed.js App.js And here is the current <Profile /> page – I simply want to pass the user’s name,
Conditional rendering in React based on current component state
I am struggling with figuring out how to implement conditional rendering in React. Basically, what I want to do is this: if there is a reviewResponse in the reviewResponses array, I no longer want to render the reviewResponseForm. I only want to render that ReviewResponse. In other words, each review can only have one response in this app. I am
Getting undefined props in functional react components
How to pass the {requests} prop to the RequestRow component after executing the setRequests? My understanding is that the requests get initialized as undefined in the beginning and before being set with the asynchronously called object, it gets passed to the RequestRow component as undefined, and the error occurs. The RequestRow component is shown below. It takes in the {requests}
Passing Props to grandchild React
Child: Parent: GrandParent Component: I simply want to pass the method handleButtonChange() from grandParent all the way to child (which is a button), as the button is clicked it triggers the click event which fires up this function making changes in grandparent component(i.e. setting button state) where am i wrong at or this approach is completely wrong I am really
Is there any way to change the message of empty data in RSuite-table?
I would like to change the message that appears when the prop data is an empty array. I cannot find any prop to modify this. Is there any solution for this? I would like to translate this message to other language. Answer There is a prop locale that allows this behavior to get done. You can pass an object to
Passing data onClick from child component to another child component in React.JS
I’m trying to render the selected li (mapped in a child component) in an another child component. So you have the following structure (very simple): Parent Component (Parent.JS) ➥ First Child called Title.JS (that should render the title selected from the Second Child, which will contain the menu) ➥ Second Child called Menu.JS (which contains the menu) The exercise I’m
I am passing a prop from App.js to MovieCard.js but props passed is showing empty
Complete github link -: https://github.com/dhruv354/movie-app.git My App.js In App.js i am using Map function to iterate over data file which is a array of objects and passing each object as a prop to Moviecard but it is showing empty My MovieCard.js In Moviecard i am receving movie object as a prop , i tried console logging but it is showing
React: Props sent by parent are not the same received by child
Basically the title sums it all, I’m sending a prop to a child and comes different. I make a console.log just before rendering of parent and the prop is OK and make a console.log of same prop at the beginning of Child component and it’s different. This is the parent: And this is the child (I removed mostly everything from
Is there something wrong with using this pattern in React?
Everywhere where I saw React code written by other people and also me for most of my time since I started working in React a year ago I saw this kind of pattern for passing props. I’ve just realised recently that you can write the same thing like this: Is there something wrong with this or why is nobody using