In this tutorial you will learn about how to implement a modal component in your React project. You’ll create aDashboardcomponent to manage state and a button to access the modal. You’ll also develop aModalcomponent to build a modal and a button to close. Your project will display and ...
jQuery, and more recently —React. If you have ever struggled to build a modal, then you will know what I mean when I say: It is easy to get them wrong. Not only from a visual standpoint but there are plenty of tricky user interactions that need...
This is something we can use to our benefit, though. By adding space in between sections of questions, we can break our form up into related chunks. For example, we could create a section for personal information (first name, last name, age, job title, etc.) and then put in a bit ...
Have you ever wondered how you can rerender the component in React to reflect new changes? It’s actually quite simple thanks to the React Hooks and the side effect from theuseStatethat rerenders the component. Counter useStatereturns 2 values, the reference only variable and the function to ...
I’ll be walking you through how to add those two features when you’re starting from a Modal component. If you’re in a hurry, you can also find the final result on my GitHub at https://github.com/CindyPotvin/react-native-popup. How to Close a Modal Let’s start with a basic ...
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In this section, we're going to set up a new React application with the create-react-app command. The create-react-app command is the easiest way to set up a native React project and is also easy to maintain. Run the command below to bootstrap a new React app. npx create-react-app...
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Clicking the button will prompt the user with a prompt() modal, asking them to type "DELETE." If the user's input matches, it will trigger the delete() method on the Livewire component. Taking this a little further, you could make the confirmation word or phrase match a dynamic value ...