Create a Controlled Input
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Загружено: 2025-05-31
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Описание:
To create a controlled input in a web page, you need to link the input element's value to a state variable within your code. This allows you to control the input's value and handle changes using the state.
Here's how to do it:
1. Define a State Variable:
Use React's useState hook (or similar mechanisms in other frameworks) to create a state variable that will hold the input's value.
2. Bind the Value Attribute:
Set the value attribute of the input element to the value of your state variable.
3. Handle Changes with onChange:
Use the onChange event to update the state when the input value changes. This event is triggered whenever the user types something in the input.
What is event.target.value?
In React, event.target.value is used to access the current value of an HTML element that triggered an event, typically an input field.
When an event occurs, such as a user typing in an input field, React provides an event object to the event handler function. This object contains information about the event. The target property of this object refers to the specific HTML element that triggered the event. The value property of the target element gives the current value of that element.
For example, in an input field, event.target.value would return the text that the user has typed into the input. This is commonly used in React to update the component's state based on user input.
What is handleChang() Method?
In React, handleChange() is an event handler function used to manage changes in form input elements, such as text fields, checkboxes, and dropdowns. It is triggered by the onChange event of these elements.
Here's a breakdown of its purpose and usage:
Purpose:
Controlled Components:
React uses the concept of controlled components, where form elements' values are managed by the component's state. The handleChange() function is crucial for updating this state when the user interacts with the form.
State Updates:
The primary task of handleChange() is to capture the new value from the input element and update the corresponding state variable. This ensures that the component's state accurately reflects the user's input.
Dynamic Updates:
By updating the state, handleChange() triggers a re-render of the component, which dynamically updates the UI to reflect the changes.
Key Aspects:
Event Object:
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The handleChange() function receives an event object as an argument. This object contains information about the event that occurred, including the target element that triggered the event.
event.target.value:
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The event.target.value property retrieves the new value of the input element.
State Update:
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The setState() method (or the state update function from the useState hook) is used to update the state variable based on the new value.
Multiple Inputs:
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When handling multiple inputs, you can use the event.target.name property to identify which input triggered the event and update the corresponding state variable accordingly.
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