I have added some CSS to React-Bootstrap's NavDropdown component in order to get it to expand on hover. However, the default click-to-expand behavior is then problematic, as you can click one menu to toggle it open, and then hover over another one, causing two to expand at once. I have demonstrated this here: https://codesandbox.io/s/61vjn41mzz
Is there a way to disable the toggle functionality that comes with React-Bootstrap's NavDropdown? I've tried to call event.PreventDefault() and event.stopPropogation() with no luck, which you can see in the code sandbox.
This was a good article in helping me understand as well as solve this issue: https://medium.com/#ericclemmons/react-event-preventdefault-78c28c950e46
I ended up using the library "react-native-listener" (referenced in the article) like this:
import { NavDropdown } from "react-bootstrap";
import NativeListener from 'react-native-listener';
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<NativeListener stopClick>
<NavDropdown title="Services">
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</NavDropdown>
</NativeListener>
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Hi I am not sure if this is about my VScode settings or the way I installed bootstrap. I used yarn to install react-bootstrap and bootstrap as show in react-bootstrap's documentation. But when I type <Button and press enter it automatically imports <Button component like this:
import { Button } from "bootstrap";
this doesn't work. I have to manually fix it to
import { Button } from "react-bootstrap";
is it a bug or did I do something with wrong order?
If you have inline suggestions turned on (Preferences -> Text Editor -> Suggestions), you'll see that Intellisense provides import suggestions alphabetically — first by identifier then by package.
With inline suggestions, you're given a list you can navigate through to select whichever option you're looking for. In this case, you'd type But and it would show the react-bootstrap Button as the second option, so you'd press down arrow and tab to accept that option.
i have a Tabs-Section (headlessui) and in my Navbar has Links/Buttons for each Tab. My Problem is now that i don't know how i controll the Tabs with the buttons/links in the Navbar. And yes the Tabs are also controlled by the Tab.List.
The Page is structured like this:
<app>
<IndexPage(File)>
<LayoutComponent> // in this component is the navbar-component
{content}
<SectionComponent>
<Tabs.Group>
...
</Tabs.Group>
</SectionComponent>
{content}
<LayoutComponent>
</IndexPage>
</app>
And i tried to handle the TabIndex with react-state (like this) but i don't know how to forward a state through so many components.
My second try was with URL-Querys, but this have many bugs, and it worked not really good.
Is there a way to solve my Problem?
ps: my project is with nextjs
I'm now using the React Context API to build a DataProvider and it works perfectly
I am using React Bootstrap NavLink to main navigation. What I'm trying to do is:
Allow opening in new tab with correct route (no checking if it should be left needed)
If user wants to change current tab page - check if it should be left (eg some changes on current page may not be saved)
My current version looks like this:
{paths && paths.map(path =>
<NavLink href={path} onSelect={this.handleOnSelect}>
{path}
</NavLink>
}
And works quite alright, but the problem starts when my url looks like domain.com/a/b. Let's assume I click on c, navLink creates route domain.com/a/c instead of domain.com/c. I tried using href={`/${path}`} and routing worked fine but it was ignoring onSelect.
Does anyone have an idea how this could be solved? Is that even possible to accomplish?
Using react, I'm trying to prevent the user from leaving a particular page displaying a message and saving his work.
I know that I could use Prompt to display a standard message with ok/cancel buttons, like this:
import { Prompt } from 'react-router'
<Prompt
when={hasToBlockNavigation}
message="Do you want to leave without saving?"
/>
but I'm looking for a way to display a custom component instead of the standard windows and to associate custom functions for the ok/cancel button. I found some other solution using the setRouteLeaveHook function, but it's not supported any more.
Any suggestions?
Thank you.
i believe you can use "react-router-navigation-prompt" which is according to their document :-
Promps user to confirm navigation. A replacement component for the react-router . Allows for more flexible dialogs.
npm i react-router-navigation-prompt
and then use your owm component like below - am using their example .
import NavigationPrompt from 'react-router-navigation-prompt';
import ConfirmNavigationModal from './your-own-code';
<NavigationPrompt when={this.state.shouldConfirmNavigation}>
{({onConfirm, onCancel}) => (
<ConfirmNavigationModal when={true} onCancel={onCancel} onConfirm={onConfirm}/>
)}
</NavigationPrompt>
I want to include a circular loading progress in react js.. After clicking this logout button After clicking logout button it has to show a spinner(font awesome icon-fa-circle-o-notch fa-spin) for some secslike this and button text has to change to log in.login btn..
How to do this dynamically?
Assuming you have something like loading in your component state, you could something like this:
<button>{loading? <i className='fa-circle-o-notch fa-spin' /> : 'login' }</button>
A suggestion is to use 'semantic-ui-react' library. It contains a lot out of the box components including what you need. It has the Dimmer and Loader components that can take a boolean as a prop and change the loading and the dimming accordingly. Hope the answer would benefit you.