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Select.Async does not call onInputChange #1283
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There was a fix with this. However, its not reflected in the code available through NPM. For right now I'm pointing dependency in package.json to github url. |
I opted to use 1.0.0-rc.1 instead of rc.2 |
This seems to be still an issue in rc.2 downgrading to rc.1 works. |
I am seeing this issue as well for the onInputChange (input) {
const { onInputChange } = this.props;
if (onInputChange) {
onInputChange(input);
}
// This value may be needed in between Select mounts (when this.select is null)
this.inputValue = input;
} Even though The correct code would look like this: onInputChange (input) {
const { onInputChange } = this.props;
// This value may be needed in between Select mounts (when this.select is null)
this.inputValue = input;
if (onInputChange) {
return onInputChange(input);
}
} cc: @JedWatson |
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I am trying to implement this demo using Select.Async.
The event
onInputChange
does not call in theSelect.Async
component, but it works fine in theSelect
component itself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: