When using Chakra-UI’s components in a Blitzjs app with react-final-form, you need to forward refs to the underlying component. Here’s a suggestion on how to set up our own checkbox component that wraps Chakra-UI’s checkbox. To use the checkbox component in your form:
Here’s a quick write-up for getting the https://blitzjs.com/ CLI for generating new models to work with Chakra UI. We need to modify the LabeledTextFieldProps class created by the CLI, to use Chakra’s Input component instead of the stock one.
I recently needed a simple breadcrumbs implementation in a React app, and thought I’d use https://github.com/NiklasMencke/nextjs-breadcrumbs‘s source code as a starting point for my own implementation. I thought I’d share the source code here in case anyone might benefit from it,. But first, at little context. In the app’s URL, we might see something like this: http://<url>/stores/3/products/58. Note that the numbers are database ID’s for the stores and products. For my breadcrumbs, I wanted the names instead if database ID’s,…
I recently got this error from Sharepoint Online, when trying to fetch a site’s list using https://pnp.github.io/pnpjs/: The code resulting in the error was this: After spending (too much) time troubleshooting this, it turned out to be a language settings mismatch: The site I was connect to was set up with Norwegian as the default language, which means that the list isn’t called “Site Pages” but rather “Områdesider”. So apparently, when fetching lists from sites you must account for site’s…
At work we rolling out our new Intranet based on Sharepoint Online. While the news web part shipped with the platform works pretty well, we found that we had some requirements that combined didn’t make is a good fit: All news should be available to logged in user News are aggregated from intranet related sites the users follow Users can not opt out from receiving news from their own department With these requirements in mind, we decided to implement our…
In a typical cross-site scripting (XSS) attack, the hacker submit a HTML form which include malicious code. When another user visit the page in which this data is rendered, the malicious code is executed. There are at least a couple of ways to mitigate this risk: When the hacker submit the HTML form, any malicious code is removed before storing the data in the database When retrieving data from the database, removing any malicious code before rendering it on the…
I recently had an issue with an React app, in which contents was added to the bottom of an area – a <div> element with the CSS property overflow: scroll; set – on the screen. I wanted the app to automatically scroll to the latest element. I found this post on StackOverflow which seemed to be what I needed, and while the auto scroll feature did work it was kind of our of sync with the content. I figured the…