Reputation: 1167
I'm working with React Final Form, and for some reason, when I try to pass initial values to its initialValues
prop, it doesn't work if the keys I use are in the format 'key6.value'
- the Field
with that name stays empty. It does, however, work if the format doesn't have the . in the middle, e.g. 'key6value'
.
Why doesn't initialValues work for these nested fields (fields with names that have the .)? And what can I do to make it pass the initialValues
?
I've tested this thoroughly to make sure I identified the issue, and the only difference between having the Fields populate and not has been the . in their name
attribute.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1045
Reputation: 7272
You'll need to initialize with the actual nested structure. Not like this:
{
'key5.value': 'init value' // ❌
...
}
Like this:
{
key5: {
value: 'init value' // ✅
}
...
}
Does that help?
Upvotes: 2