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how to add two onClick functions in React [duplicate]
hey ~ I'm trying to fire a submit function and a google click event on the same onClick in React. How do I do this in React? This is the code: <button className={s.button} onClick={this.submit} ...
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how do Two different functions on a single onclick in reactjs Toggle button [duplicate]
i have two different function Deactivate = () => { //logic for deactivate } Activate = () => { //logic for activate } return ( <div> <Toggle ...
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How to call more than one function in javascript onclick event? [duplicate]
<Button onClick={(e)=>setId(_id); handleDelete()}>Delete I tried this way, but it gives error.
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Understanding JavaScript promise object
I am trying to wrap my head around promise object in JavaScript. So here I have this little piece of code. I have a promise object and two console.log() on either side of the promise object. I thought ...
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How to add multiple event handlers to same event in React.js
All: I wonder if it is possible that binding multiple event handlers to same event? For example: var LikeToggleButton = React.createClass({ render: function(){ (function toggle(){ ...
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How to call two arrow functions onclick ReactJS
I've seen a lot of threads about calling multiple traditionally declared functions in React onclick, but I'm confused how I could implement that with arrow functions. I have a function called ...
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Multiple event handlers for the same event and element with Reactjs
I'm writing an extended version of the input element. Here is a simplified version of it: var MyInput = React.createClass({ render: function () { return ( <div> ...
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How to call two functions onSubmit in React?
I am trying to call two functions on the same onSubmit event in React. My approach is two wrap the two functions in a parent function, and call the parent function, as follows: Submit() { ...
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Multiple functions inside onClick with a ternary and reference
This is an example of something I'd like to understand better syntactically in JSX. Problem: This works: <button onClick={ !isRecording ? beginRecording : endRecording } > </button> ...
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How do I attach multiple event listeners to the same event of a child component from its parent component in React?
I'm creating a React component (parent) that receives a link, button, or other React component (child) as a property, and I want to attach an additional click handler to the passed-in component. This ...
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Call two functions with onPress in react native
I have the following two buttons: <View style={styles.button}> <Button title="ADD" onPress={createDocumentHandler}/> </View> <View style={styles....
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multiple functions onClick not working reactJs
I am trying to call two multiple functions onClick.It doesn't work when i try to do it.But it works in single function.these are the two functions. //first function saveValue = (e) => { // ...
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react passing multiple functions to components and invoking onClick
I'm passing a function to a component (which works btw, loads language translated product list as json) : <a onClick={this.props.lang_zh} href="#">ZH</a></li> I also have a ...
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Call multiple functions in onClick ReactJS [closed]
The issue lies within the <Button> component, specifically in its onClick event handler, which needs to perform two tasks: Navigate back to the previously visited route using the useNavigate ...
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Caling functions consecutively for one click in React
I need to execute 2 functions based on one onClick event. for this, I found some methods Via stackoverflow. (Referred Call multiple functions onClick ReactJS) But, in my case if I specified as ...