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QUESTION
I have this code below for a webtool to edit Twilio Queue information, I am having issues with passing data upwards from the different forms, how can I return or store the data to the Save (activated when I click the save button) function from the text fields with the following IDs (cap_percent_threshold, abandoned_target_threshold, asa_threshold, abandoned_percent_threshold).
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Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 04:41Twilio developer evangelist here.
The structure of your form and the data within it seem relatively arbitrary. I know it is based on whatever data that you get from the TaskRouter API, which will likely not change, but you do still have to render lists of form items. To that end I wrote up a quick experiment to see how you could solve this for any object that you can give a component. Hopefully this is helpful and you can apply it to your application.
React's model is that data is sent down and actions bubble up, so in this case you want to store your form's state in the top level component, which also handles the form's submit event, and send that state down to the child components. The child components should then send up change events that update the state.
Then, when the form is submitted, you can send the full state to the endpoint (side note here, we recommend that you implement calls to the Twilio API on the server side, not in the client, so that you don't embed your API credentials in the front-end where they can be taken). I note that your application doesn't currently have a
onSubmit handler.
The previous paragraph is the easy part, the harder part is keeping the state up to date. If you run your code as you have it, where a number of the inputs have a value attribute but not an onChange handler, you'll find React telling you that you need to do something about it.
So, you need to implement an onChange handler that updates the state in the top level component. I had a go at implementing this myself, for an arbitrary object full of data. I created a handleUpdate function that could be passed to any input as an onChange handler. When the handleUpdate function is triggered, it is passed an event which points to the DOM element that triggered it. You can use this to get the value of the element to update your state:
QUESTION
I have basic react example for learning and I use material-table in one of my components. Each time I change the page and re-open it (unmount and mount component), my component which contains material-table load more slowly. I share my code below.
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Answered 2021-Sep-18 at 01:27material-table adds a property column.tableData to each column of your columns list, and then there is an assignment that effectively does something like (see file data-manager.js):
QUESTION
In a related question I was told that if I wanted to sort an angular material table that was populated from an http.get() request, I would have to set the sort after the response returned (e.g. in the subscribe()). This makes sense to me.
However, after playing around with it a bit, I tried to modify my original Stackblitz to set the sort for the angular material table that was populated from inline static json in the same way, in the subscribe(). This broke the sort for this table.
Stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-pvmzbs
Before:
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Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 23:19Replace ngOnInit with ngAfterViewInit.
In the OnInit call sort was not yet initialized, in AfterViewInit you are sure that elements from the template are initialized as well.
And the Http table was working because matSort was not yet initialized during the first subscription, but then on the second probably it already was.
QUESTION
I use in Reactjs library material-table. I have for one column button for add image using dialog. It work good for add new row but if i want edit row after open dialog is closed edit of row. I think that problem can be cause with rerender.
After click at button is opened dialog for add image but edit of row is ended and i cant save change.
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Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 02:52You are correct, issue happen since you are trigger rerender on each state update, this happen when the columns provided to material table are static, but contain functions which update on every render, resetting the table state. Provide a stable function or column reference or an row id to prevent state loss.
So, you fix is:
QUESTION
I am using material-table (npm latest v1.69.3) with MUI v5.0.6 since I need a editable table. I got this msg in my console.
It says import alpha but since fade is used in material-table which is a npm package I don't know what to do here.
What I want to know is why is this error occurring, how to get rid of this error and fix the issue. Can someone please help me out?
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Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 10:31material-table package is not actively maintained anymore and currently it only supports MUI v4. There is a community fork here where you can use the material table with MUI v5 by installing the next version:
QUESTION
This could be a silly question but I'm confuse and this doesn't make sense unless I'm missing something. I wanted to print my data as a PDF using the export option since is available for everyone according to the documentation, however I do not get to see the option, I can only see the CSV option ?
while on their example they have access to both CSV and Print MUI - Export
I also checked their code to see if they "added" something extra but is seems to be completely normal, they are even using the normal one and not the pro
And even if if they were using PRO is available for both options pro and free.
Am I missing something, is it no longer available ? This is what I have, I'm not missing anything...
UPDATE I just removed everything I wasn't using and is still not working
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Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 22:31You need to update your package.json dependencies. You need to have this dependencies in your package
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I am new in the react world and I need help.
I have a problem with re-rendering data in my Table component. When I create a new API call, where I create a new entry in my DB with Prisma, that new data is not re-rendered in the DataTableMaterial component.DataTableMaterial as a prop gets an array of elements from the DB (Prisma call in the getServerSideProps). My question is how do I re-render my table when I submit my form for adding new data to the DB?
I'm using: Node: v16.9.1 npm: 8.0.0 prisma: 3.2.1 next: latest
My DataTableMaterial.js component
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Answered 2021-Oct-23 at 14:25I added onAddInputData={addInputHandler} to InputForm
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I have a angular material table. If I click one row, i wanted to fetch the HTMLTableCellElement of the selected row . I tried using viewChild but the problem is i am getting whole table html element. Expected output Below is my code. Please Help me to acheive this scenario ! https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-material-table-data-source-nym2vx?file=app/app.component.html
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Answered 2021-Oct-02 at 09:42There are two changes you can make from the sample you have provided.
Change : 1 (in .html side) Pass event via the function : viewhtmlData()
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Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 16:33node-sass 4.x doesn't support Node 16 https://github.com/sass/node-sass#node-version-support-policy (I believe this might also be the case for CRA)
QUESTION
Is it possible within material-table to insert two separate actions in the first and last columns respectively? I know that there is an actionsColumnIndex prop that can be used as such options={{actionsColumnIndex: -1}}, but I believe this will add all the actions to the end of the table.
I can't seem to find anything in the documentation that specifies how to add actions and specify their individual actionsColumnIndex for each, rather than for all the actions (if this is possible).
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Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 19:27Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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