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Provide label element linked to input #34

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themre opened this issue Aug 14, 2016 · 8 comments
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Provide label element linked to input #34

themre opened this issue Aug 14, 2016 · 8 comments

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@themre
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themre commented Aug 14, 2016

Hi,
Great component, however I'm missing functionality to provide label with for attribute that would link to input element. Would it be possible to include this property?

@nkbt
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nkbt commented Aug 14, 2016

We pass-through all props to the component, so for should be present too.

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nkbt commented Aug 14, 2016

Ah, I see. All props are passed to wrapper <div>, not to every individual radio element...

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nkbt commented Aug 15, 2016

Now I understand what you mean (I think so)

You should use something like:

<RadioGroup for="blah" Component="label">
  <Radio>
   // ...

@danielberndt
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note it's htmlFor not just for
i.e.
<RadioGroup htmlFor="blah" Component="label">

@themre
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themre commented Aug 15, 2016

My own hack was to use uuid, since ids need to be unique:
let num = 0 return <RadioGroup {...this.props} > { this.props.sources.map((item) => { let id = uuid.v4() num++ return <span><Radio id={id} key={num} value={item.name} /><label htmlFor={id}>{item.name}</label></span> } )} </RadioGroup>
perhaps it would be more nice if there was some built-in method for this?

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nkbt commented Aug 15, 2016

If you wrap Radio into label, you will need neither id nor htmlFor.
On Mon, 15 Aug 2016 at 22:47, themre [email protected] wrote:

My own hack was to use uuid, since ids need to be unique:
let num = 0
return <RadioGroup {...this.props} >
{
this.props.sources.map((item) => {
let id = uuid.v4()
num++
return {item.name}
}
)}

perhaps it would be more nice if there was some built-in method for this?


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themre commented Aug 15, 2016

ok, that would then solve the problem label not being clickable. thanks.

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gabrielmicko commented Aug 7, 2017

What if you use it like this?
<RadioGroup name="published"> <label className="radio" name="published"> <Radio value="1" /> <span>Yes</span> </label> <label className="radio" name="published"> <Radio value="0" /> <span>No</span> </label> </RadioGroup>

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