react final form prevent formatted value from storing in form state
I have an input component where when user enters anything it formats it in a particular way.But the formatted part I want just for the sake of displaying and not storing in the form state.
Here is an example of it
In the price field after entering the value, on blur of it, the value is formatted with comma(,) like so $1,212,121.00
, but this value I want it for display purpose only and not in state.In state it should be stored as 1212121
or 1212121.00
anything is fine.Tried using parse as mentioned in docs but since formatOnBlur
is being used so format
runs after parse
.How shall I do it?
javascript reactjs react-final-form
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I have an input component where when user enters anything it formats it in a particular way.But the formatted part I want just for the sake of displaying and not storing in the form state.
Here is an example of it
In the price field after entering the value, on blur of it, the value is formatted with comma(,) like so $1,212,121.00
, but this value I want it for display purpose only and not in state.In state it should be stored as 1212121
or 1212121.00
anything is fine.Tried using parse as mentioned in docs but since formatOnBlur
is being used so format
runs after parse
.How shall I do it?
javascript reactjs react-final-form
Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47
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I have an input component where when user enters anything it formats it in a particular way.But the formatted part I want just for the sake of displaying and not storing in the form state.
Here is an example of it
In the price field after entering the value, on blur of it, the value is formatted with comma(,) like so $1,212,121.00
, but this value I want it for display purpose only and not in state.In state it should be stored as 1212121
or 1212121.00
anything is fine.Tried using parse as mentioned in docs but since formatOnBlur
is being used so format
runs after parse
.How shall I do it?
javascript reactjs react-final-form
I have an input component where when user enters anything it formats it in a particular way.But the formatted part I want just for the sake of displaying and not storing in the form state.
Here is an example of it
In the price field after entering the value, on blur of it, the value is formatted with comma(,) like so $1,212,121.00
, but this value I want it for display purpose only and not in state.In state it should be stored as 1212121
or 1212121.00
anything is fine.Tried using parse as mentioned in docs but since formatOnBlur
is being used so format
runs after parse
.How shall I do it?
javascript reactjs react-final-form
javascript reactjs react-final-form
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Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47
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Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47
Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47
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Store value of input state as it is, and on value call a function that returns formatted text.
– Sameer Reza Khan
Jan 18 at 12:32
value is only for checkbox and radio buttons github.com/final-form/react-final-form#value-any
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:36
You have a stateless component anyway - nothing's in the state. Change it to a class component if you want to use state, or use the Hooks API with useState.
– markmoxx
Jan 18 at 12:42
How will it help and I need the data to be stored in form state not in component state @markmoxx
– pritesh
Jan 18 at 12:47