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It'd be nice to be able to define a id property on DateTimeRangeContainer. All associated actions/values would be bound to the defined id.
<DateTimeRangeContainer id="daterangepicker-1" /> <DateTimeRangeContainer id="daterangepicker-2" /> <DateTimeRangeContainer id="daterangepicker-3" />
Is this a potentially quick feature to implement?
Attempted workaround scenario:
// Successfully mutating the id onMount useEffect(() => { document.querySelector(`.${props.name} .daterangepicker`).setAttribute('id', `${props.name}`) }, [props]) render ( <div className={`input-group ${props.name}`}> // QTY 2 ========== (id and class for calendar by default is "daterangepicker") <DateTimeRangeContainer> <Form.Control /> </DateTimeRangeContainer> <DateTimeRangeContainer> <Form.Control /> </DateTimeRangeContainer> </div> )
The [2nd DateTimeRangeContainer] with a unique id updates the [1st DateTimeRangeContainer].
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It'd be nice to be able to define a id property on DateTimeRangeContainer.
All associated actions/values would be bound to the defined id.
Is this a potentially quick feature to implement?
Attempted workaround scenario:
The [2nd DateTimeRangeContainer] with a unique id updates the [1st DateTimeRangeContainer].
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: