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@11000100111000 well, this.setState should update the state of the form, in this case, I'm clearing the form if (form.status === 200), but it is not quite working. You'll find code and more details in link.
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leksyib94516y@nothappy H! Checkout this way:
Set an initial state "status" as null. Then in the function that calls the API, after the axios promise, call setstate to change the status like
const res = await axios.post()
this.setState({ status: res.status })
Then Keep the success div inside a function component like
renderSuccess(){
If(this.state.status === 200){
// Success component
return </div>
}else if (this.state.status === 400){
// Failed component
return <Fail/>
}else {
Since the status is null from when the component mounts, render nothing, so this else statement should return null
}
}
So you can now add this function in your main form page as
{this.renderStatus()}
- it doesn't render anything when the component mounts
- after the request, it changes the status from null to the actual status
- after changing, the component gets the state change and reacts to it. Then it either renders the fail or success component.
Good luck! -
@leksyib yes, for showing success message I did something like this and for clearing rest of the form fields I did a patchwork (IMO), like this
getElementByID("formid").reset(); on (form.status === 200). -
leksyib94516y@nothappy You really shouldn't be doing that in react. You don't manipulate the dom directly like that. React uses a virtual dom so every manipulation you're doing should be react-based
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leksyib94516y@nothappy can I see the repo you're doing this? I can raise a PR so you'll get what I'm talking about
I do not fully understand this.setState in reactjs with async functions, so I posted a question on SO,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...
I have accepted the given answer as it makes sense. but in reality the solution does not work, can anyone shed some light on it?
question
javascript
reactjs