I am using React Ag-grid version 25.3.0. I am trying add a context menu with an action on hovering over a menu option. I am able to add a contextMenu following the example from here. But we don't have any callback available for hover action. Neither does the context menu(MenuItemDef) accept a JSX component as a menu option to add listeners.
Hence, would like to know if there are other options to add a custom component to the options.
Thanks in advance :)
Related
I am new to Next JS and I have a custom select menu dropdown with an array of options. The select has an arrow icon that I included by using css psudo ::after with background image. When the user clicks the icon(svg), the dropdown is not triggered and I am not sure how to make this work.
I have tried using useRef and setting it to the component then on button click I tried to use ref.current.click() which doesnt trigger the drop down.
I also tried including the arrow icon inside the component rather than use CSS but this was unsuccessful as well.
Can someone please advise me how to make this functionality work? Thank you in advance for any help, it is much appreciated.
Here is what I am trying to achieve. I have an MUI table that contains a list of data (say student names) and it is a Functional Component. When a user clicks on any of the items in the table, it should load the details of the student clicked in a card or a box. (MUI components). The card has a back button that loads back the same table when clicked. I'm not sure how to achieve it without using react-router or without using conditional rendering.
The doubt that I have is, do we need to hide the details component in render from the main page, till it's clicked on? Like the whole tree needs to carry this component from MainPage(Hide)-> Table(hide) -> Student details(display it on click). Do I need to hide it from the main component render and only change the prop onClick in the table component? I'm not sure if we have a better approach, where I can directly call it in the table component?
You can use custom MUI Modal component to load the details to achieve your requirement without the need of react-router.
And to toggle the Modal, you can use onClick handler on MUI TableRow. TableRow doesn't have onClick prop, but the underlying component is React's tr by default, which accepts onClick.
I'm using the material ui accordion component and I couldn't find a way to stop the panel from collapsing when clicked. My goal is to open and close the panel only by clicking the icon in the accordionsummery component. I found many ways to stop collapsing by click a checkbox for example, but not what I'm looking for.
With default Material-UI package ;
"No" way
Because, on AccordionSummary there is a context mechanism which watches if that Accordion is expanded and produces isExpanded as a value. You need to manipulate core package code the way you wanted, which is a long haul.
Btw, adding onClick function to ExpandMoreIcon gives infinite loop because of that context.
You can go with Additional actions version of Material-UI accordion and hide the checkbox as only viewing the data.
I am using ag-grid for react and wanted to add my own props to the react component I am passing to fullWidthCellRendererFramework. Is there a way to do this?
Ok ag-grid provides a property called context from it's gridOptions. You can place both functions and props there.
Fairly noob question. But the react-bootstrap docs show how to do this when the button to open the Modal is in the same component as the Modal itself. So in that case it's fairly trivial to simply call the open method directly from the click handler. But I think a more normal method is when the modal exists as a separate component from the the Modal, for example from the Navbar.
How is this typically handled? Is there a way to call a method on a different component? Or am I supposed to raise some event (using Reflux or whatever)?