Value of the `href` in the DOM element is different than the value in React component.
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i am getting a weird issue with ReactJS.
I am rendering a list of buttons on the page where users can click and see their invoices. However, the value of the href in the DOM element is different than the value passed to the React component.
To help you understand what's going on, there is a screenshot of React element.
And this is how it looks after rendered to HTML
As you can see, DOM hash are identical but the value of href are different.
Below is the part of the React code. ButtonBase is just a UI component I use through out the website.
const renderInvoices = () =>
map(invoices.sort(descendingOrder), invoice => (
<Invoice key={invoice.invoiceNumber} {...invoice} />
));
const Invoice = ({
invoiceNumber,
}) => (
<tr>
<td>
<ButtonBase
href={`/invoices/${invoiceNumber}.pdf`}
target="_blank"
>
View
</ButtonBase>
</td>
</tr>
);
Any idea why this is happening? This has been bugging me for past couple days.Any advices are appreciated.
reactjs
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
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i am getting a weird issue with ReactJS.
I am rendering a list of buttons on the page where users can click and see their invoices. However, the value of the href in the DOM element is different than the value passed to the React component.
To help you understand what's going on, there is a screenshot of React element.
And this is how it looks after rendered to HTML
As you can see, DOM hash are identical but the value of href are different.
Below is the part of the React code. ButtonBase is just a UI component I use through out the website.
const renderInvoices = () =>
map(invoices.sort(descendingOrder), invoice => (
<Invoice key={invoice.invoiceNumber} {...invoice} />
));
const Invoice = ({
invoiceNumber,
}) => (
<tr>
<td>
<ButtonBase
href={`/invoices/${invoiceNumber}.pdf`}
target="_blank"
>
View
</ButtonBase>
</td>
</tr>
);
Any idea why this is happening? This has been bugging me for past couple days.Any advices are appreciated.
reactjs
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
3501414
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
key={invoice.invoiceNumber}looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47
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i am getting a weird issue with ReactJS.
I am rendering a list of buttons on the page where users can click and see their invoices. However, the value of the href in the DOM element is different than the value passed to the React component.
To help you understand what's going on, there is a screenshot of React element.
And this is how it looks after rendered to HTML
As you can see, DOM hash are identical but the value of href are different.
Below is the part of the React code. ButtonBase is just a UI component I use through out the website.
const renderInvoices = () =>
map(invoices.sort(descendingOrder), invoice => (
<Invoice key={invoice.invoiceNumber} {...invoice} />
));
const Invoice = ({
invoiceNumber,
}) => (
<tr>
<td>
<ButtonBase
href={`/invoices/${invoiceNumber}.pdf`}
target="_blank"
>
View
</ButtonBase>
</td>
</tr>
);
Any idea why this is happening? This has been bugging me for past couple days.Any advices are appreciated.
reactjs
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
3501414
i am getting a weird issue with ReactJS.
I am rendering a list of buttons on the page where users can click and see their invoices. However, the value of the href in the DOM element is different than the value passed to the React component.
To help you understand what's going on, there is a screenshot of React element.
And this is how it looks after rendered to HTML
As you can see, DOM hash are identical but the value of href are different.
Below is the part of the React code. ButtonBase is just a UI component I use through out the website.
const renderInvoices = () =>
map(invoices.sort(descendingOrder), invoice => (
<Invoice key={invoice.invoiceNumber} {...invoice} />
));
const Invoice = ({
invoiceNumber,
}) => (
<tr>
<td>
<ButtonBase
href={`/invoices/${invoiceNumber}.pdf`}
target="_blank"
>
View
</ButtonBase>
</td>
</tr>
);
Any idea why this is happening? This has been bugging me for past couple days.Any advices are appreciated.
reactjs
reactjs
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
3501414
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
3501414
edited Nov 19 at 17:08
asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
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asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
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asked Nov 19 at 16:48
jkl
3501414
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Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
key={invoice.invoiceNumber}looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47
add a comment |
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
key={invoice.invoiceNumber}looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
key={invoice.invoiceNumber} looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47
key={invoice.invoiceNumber} looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47
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Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. How can we figure out what's going on if we don't know your code and the data you are working with?
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:49
Since you mention lists, it may have something to do with how React reconciles components, but impossible to tell without knowing the code.
– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 16:55
hey thanks for the comments. I have added some codes
– jkl
Nov 19 at 17:02
key={invoice.invoiceNumber}looks good. Unclear what's happening. Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.– Felix Kling
Nov 19 at 19:47