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reduxForm 7.0.4 Importing a tag inside a string value from a database and outputting it onto the UI
I'm trying to render <Field> tags inside a string from a database fetch call to the UI. But when I run the code it renders the <Field> tags as a string instead of Redux Form elements.
Here's the key/value from the database object I'm fetching:
ConditionDescription: "Overall, (client) demonstrated a consistent performance on the WAIS-IV and received a Full-Scale IQ (FSIQ) score of <Field
name='wais-iv-fsiq-score' type='text' component='input'/> (<Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-percentile' type='text' component='input'/> percentile), which falls within in the <Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-range' type='text' component='input'/> range of functioning."
Here's my JSX code:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
<p>{t.ConditionDescription}</p>
</div>
</div>
))}
P.S. I tried using a parser package <p>{ReactHTMLParser(t.ConditionDescription)}</p> and I got an error - Unknown prop "component" on <field> tag.
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asked Jan 1 at 17:58
Jackson PowellJackson Powell
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I'm trying to render <Field> tags inside a string from a database fetch call to the UI. But when I run the code it renders the <Field> tags as a string instead of Redux Form elements.
Here's the key/value from the database object I'm fetching:
ConditionDescription: "Overall, (client) demonstrated a consistent performance on the WAIS-IV and received a Full-Scale IQ (FSIQ) score of <Field
name='wais-iv-fsiq-score' type='text' component='input'/> (<Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-percentile' type='text' component='input'/> percentile), which falls within in the <Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-range' type='text' component='input'/> range of functioning."
Here's my JSX code:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
<p>{t.ConditionDescription}</p>
</div>
</div>
))}
P.S. I tried using a parser package <p>{ReactHTMLParser(t.ConditionDescription)}</p> and I got an error - Unknown prop "component" on <field> tag.
reactjs redux-form
asked Jan 1 at 17:58
Jackson PowellJackson Powell
11
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I'm trying to render <Field> tags inside a string from a database fetch call to the UI. But when I run the code it renders the <Field> tags as a string instead of Redux Form elements.
Here's the key/value from the database object I'm fetching:
ConditionDescription: "Overall, (client) demonstrated a consistent performance on the WAIS-IV and received a Full-Scale IQ (FSIQ) score of <Field
name='wais-iv-fsiq-score' type='text' component='input'/> (<Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-percentile' type='text' component='input'/> percentile), which falls within in the <Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-range' type='text' component='input'/> range of functioning."
Here's my JSX code:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
<p>{t.ConditionDescription}</p>
</div>
</div>
))}
P.S. I tried using a parser package <p>{ReactHTMLParser(t.ConditionDescription)}</p> and I got an error - Unknown prop "component" on <field> tag.
reactjs redux-form
asked Jan 1 at 17:58
Jackson PowellJackson Powell
11
I'm trying to render <Field> tags inside a string from a database fetch call to the UI. But when I run the code it renders the <Field> tags as a string instead of Redux Form elements.
Here's the key/value from the database object I'm fetching:
ConditionDescription: "Overall, (client) demonstrated a consistent performance on the WAIS-IV and received a Full-Scale IQ (FSIQ) score of <Field
name='wais-iv-fsiq-score' type='text' component='input'/> (<Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-percentile' type='text' component='input'/> percentile), which falls within in the <Field name='wais-iv-fsiq-range' type='text' component='input'/> range of functioning."
Here's my JSX code:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
<p>{t.ConditionDescription}</p>
</div>
</div>
))}
P.S. I tried using a parser package <p>{ReactHTMLParser(t.ConditionDescription)}</p> and I got an error - Unknown prop "component" on <field> tag.
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asked Jan 1 at 17:58
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asked Jan 1 at 17:58
Jackson PowellJackson Powell
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asked Jan 1 at 17:58
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You should create a function that generates those Fields to you based on your data.
For native html tags you could use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, but it is not recommended.
You could try something like:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}Edited: You are getting the Unknown prop "component" because <Field> is not a native html tag
answered Jan 10 at 3:13
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You should create a function that generates those Fields to you based on your data.
For native html tags you could use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, but it is not recommended.
You could try something like:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}Edited: You are getting the Unknown prop "component" because <Field> is not a native html tag
answered Jan 10 at 3:13
aquilesbaquilesb
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You should create a function that generates those Fields to you based on your data.
For native html tags you could use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, but it is not recommended.
You could try something like:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}Edited: You are getting the Unknown prop "component" because <Field> is not a native html tag
answered Jan 10 at 3:13
aquilesbaquilesb
36117
add a comment |
You should create a function that generates those Fields to you based on your data.
For native html tags you could use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, but it is not recommended.
You could try something like:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}Edited: You are getting the Unknown prop "component" because <Field> is not a native html tag
answered Jan 10 at 3:13
aquilesbaquilesb
36117
You should create a function that generates those Fields to you based on your data.
For native html tags you could use dangerouslySetInnerHTML, but it is not recommended.
You could try something like:
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}Edited: You are getting the Unknown prop "component" because <Field> is not a native html tag
{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}{t.IndexConditions.map(t => (
<div key={t.Id}>
<div className="flex test__list">
<MaterialIcon icon="arrow_right" />
{t.fieldsList.length > 0 && t.fieldsList.map(field => (
<div>
<Field name={field.name} type={field.type} component={field.component} />
{field.label}
</div>
))}
</div>
</div>
))}answered Jan 10 at 3:13
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answered Jan 10 at 3:13
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