Reputation: 779
I am passing a function defined in my main app class to a functional component that accepts props. For some reason I'm getting the error that the function is undefined. Can someone help me out? I'ts probably super obvious but I can't think of the reason for the error.
//inside APP.js
updateProgress = (val) =>{
this.setState({progress:val,currentid:val-1}).then(()=>{
console.log("progress",this.state.progress,"progress",this.state.currentid)
})
}
<mycomponent updateProgress={this.updateProgress} mainprops={this.state}/>
// inside functional component script
const cooloptions = props => {
return (
props.options.map(o => (
<div key={o.key}>
<label htmlFor={o.key}>
<strong>{o.title}</strong>
<p>{o.description}</p>
</label>
<input id={o.key} name={o.name} onClick={updateProgress(props.mainprops.progress+1)} type="radio" />
</div>
))
)
}
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3382
Reputation: 2242
Change
onClick={updateProgress(props.mainprops.progress+1)}
to
onClick={()=>props.updateProgress(props.mainprops.progress+1)}
Upvotes: 2