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radekmie avatar radekmie commented on May 12, 2024

Actually, it's not implemented right now to do so - initial values are taken from your schema. It seems reasonable, to cover your case - given value (if it's present on the first render) should be treated as initial. I'll do it later today.

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radekmie avatar radekmie commented on May 12, 2024

Also, you've mentioned hidden fields... It would be great, to add dedicated component to achieve it. I'm curious, how you deal with those. Would you like to create another issue for that?

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abuddenb avatar abuddenb commented on May 12, 2024

I did this:

const Hidden = props =>
    <input type="hidden" name={props.name} value={props.value} onChange={event => props.onChange(event.target.value)}/>;

const HiddenField = connectField(Hidden, {
    baseField: BaseField,
    initialValue: true
});

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radekmie avatar radekmie commented on May 12, 2024

Okay. How about a really hidden field? By really I mean invisible - type="hidden". Also with an option to switch to noDOM mode. Would you like to create another issue? I can also do it by myself.

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abuddenb avatar abuddenb commented on May 12, 2024

Done: #53.

I'm new to React from Meteor. When you implement initial values, will it matter if the initial value comes from a reactive collection? Ex:

<HiddenField name="graphics_id" value={this.context.graphic._id? this.context.graphic._id : ''}/>

this.context.graphic._id will be an empty string when the page first loads.

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radekmie avatar radekmie commented on May 12, 2024

Yes, it will matter - initial values are calling onChange only after their first render.

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abuddenb avatar abuddenb commented on May 12, 2024

So will onChange detect the updated initial value?

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radekmie avatar radekmie commented on May 12, 2024

No. If it will change, it won't be initial value at that time. You have to either wait with render or (what you probably want), use upcoming HiddenField, that will automatically call onChange, when its value will change.

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serkandurusoy avatar serkandurusoy commented on May 12, 2024

changing the "visibility" of a field or its container using css causes some
browsers to completely ignore that field!

that's why there is a type=hidden in the html spec.

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