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Tag: reactjs

Scroll into view element hides behind header

I am making a react application where on click over an item below select box the respective item in next section gets scrolled. Working Example for above said scenario: https://codesandbox.io/s/scroll-into-view-in-react-7xtq9 Eg: Click on Item two, then its respective field set will gets scrolled to top.. Issue: -> Now the requirement is that I need to add a header and below

Is there a well-established way to update local state immediately without waiting for an API response in React/Redux?

TL;DR: Is there some well-known solution out there using React/Redux for being able to offer a snappy and immediately responsive UI, while keeping an API/database up to date with changes that can gracefully handle failed API requests? I’m looking to implement an application with a “card view” using https://github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd where a user can drag and drop cards to create groups.

mapStateToProps & mapActionsToProps not firing in react component

I have a component (SearchFilter.js) and am using connect to trigger mapStateToProps and mapActionsToProps on export. Trouble is, mapStateToProps isn’t firing — no props (neither state nor actions) show up in React DevTools and I can’t even console log from inside mapStateToProps. I’ve tried looking at various Stack Overflow threads but they mostly seem to be typos, or the actions

Compare and add property to array of object

I have two arrays of objects (Obj1 and Obj2). The difference is that Obj2 objects have an extra property called fn. I want to compare both arrays and if an object in Obj1 has fn in Obj2 for the same datakey then want to add fn in Obj1 also (the datakey is unique). I don’t want to change the order

react context provider return undefine as component

this the first time to me with context in Reactjs and have this problem Error: Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it’s defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports. Check the render

React Input Component is not editable

The problem: my <input> is not editable. I am using React with Next, have a simple login form with just one <input> element of type=”email”, which has been working fine until I moved it to a modal window. So, in order to not trigger the “potential duplicate to…”, let me summarize what I’ve tried so far: Verified that I have

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