Hi Michael.
Is this a question? a post or a #devjournal?
Hi, Sung M. Thanks for your reply. Yes, it is a question, To be honest I am a beginner. So If you can guide for me, it will be great pleasure.
The callback refs is what you've used to get the AUserList's ref.
AUserList
In that case you don't access the ref with .current like this.list.current but as this.list.
.current
this.list.current
this.list
You also don't create this.list with React.createRef() with callback ref.
React.createRef()
Can you provide a minimal runnable sample with CodeSandbox.io or Stackblitz if it still doesn't work?
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Hi Michael.
Is this a question? a post or a #devjournal?
Hi, Sung M.
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, it is a question,
To be honest I am a beginner.
So If you can guide for me, it will be great pleasure.
The callback refs is what you've used to get the
AUserList's ref.In that case you don't access the ref with
.currentlikethis.list.currentbut asthis.list.You also don't create
this.listwithReact.createRef()with callback ref.Can you provide a minimal runnable sample with CodeSandbox.io or Stackblitz if it still doesn't work?