Pass 'event' in submit(event) -> this.props.onSubmit(); about react-material-ui-form-validator HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi,
You can see that event.preventDefault() is already called

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Hi!

Yes, but then you have this: if (result) {this.props.onSubmit();} so the event is not passed to the props.onSubmit.

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Yes, it's not passed. But if you only need to do preventDefault, you don't need to catch event.

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My scenario is next (maybe I am using a wrong approach). I have a basic login form with user and password fields. User and password are two TextValidator inside a validation form, with 'required' validation. Once the user enters both inputs and press submit the server can return an error which should be displayed in the form. By now, as that logic is custom and it's passed to validatorForm as "customHandleSubmit" in onSubmit prop, I am not able to call prevent default from my customHandleSubmit, so the form is rendered again without showing the error.

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Sorry, I just realized that I was having issues with the routing and with the form. Thanks for your support.

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