axios-react | HTTP client component for React based on Axios | HTTP Client library
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HTTP client component for React with child function callback to create async requests in render based on Axios.
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Ok, so my method was just fine. For some reason, when I changed const response = await...
to const res = await..
(or any other name besides "response" for that matter), it worked.. If this isn't a memory leak, then I have no idea what the heck this could have been. If anyone has any insight, I'd appreciate it.
I am making a request from my client:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-03 at 11:40Are you sure it is "http" not "https"
or
else try:
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I wonder if someone could help me. I have read many StackOverflow's answers around this and other great articles like this one and I couldn't implement an answer yet.
I have got a simple blog app in React. I have a form to submit the data and I have separate post and posts component as well. I can actually send data to my firebase database. I also get the response in GET method but I cannot show the response as I need it to be. I need an array of posts which each post has a title and content so that I can send its data to my Post component. But I always get an error like( map cannot be used on the response) and I actually cannot get an array out of my database. I even wonder if I am sending data in the right format. Please check my code below and help me out. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-01 at 05:02Not a database expert, but I believe your database is structured a bit odd and will only cause problems further down the line, especially when it comes to editing/updating a single post. Ideally, it should structured like a JSON
array:
QUESTION
Testing out and building a WordPress theme in React I've typically seen the URL hard coded in a componentDidMount
like:
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Answered 2018-Apr-26 at 00:00Judging from what you're trying to achieve, i would rather use document.location.origin
however, to answer your question, you CAN get php to send a variable to javascript....
Method 1 (dirty) - custom script tag in the headQUESTION
New to React - I want to make a GET request to my Rails backend via Axios, to bring in what will be static data (just a table with a search function by users) of a list of organizations.
Currently, I got it working the way I would like while passing in an array of organizations I made by hand, as props to my WholeApp
class. Now, I want to call on the API endpoint to achieve the same effect, but with the real data.
However, when I set state to the list of organizations via the Axios call, I think it tries to render the component before the call is complete, and I get an undefined error in my OrgTable class (which builds the table).
I think I am missing something obvious, but haven't been able to find it. I am pretty sure it is not a syntax error like this or that I am not binding correctly without ES6 sytnax.
Here is where I make the Axios call:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-22 at 21:39You should set organizations not org. Because that's what you update after the ajax request. Change OrgTable properties accordingly.
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