Hi.
I have a web application which has popups shown depending on the user clicks. For the popups, I have a custom Component class, and to implement it, I add it as an array useState([]) inside the main page as "{popups}".
The above is working without issues, however, I am doing the same practice inside one of the popups, where I want to dynamically change the content, so inside one of the popup components, I am doing "{subscriptionArea}" which is already bound to a useState([]), however, it is not working this time.
const popupWindow = {
id: "new_subscription_popup",
titleText: "New subscription",
zIndex: 1005,
content: (<>
<div style={{marginBottom: "20px", color: "#000"}}>
{subscriptionArea}
</div>
</>)
}
updatePopup(prev => [...prev, popupWindow]);
When updating the "subscriptionArea" using its "set" function, nothing is changing in above popup:
let subArea: any;
switch(e.target.value) {
case "Subscription1":
subArea = <h1>Subscription type 1</h1>
break;
case "Subscription1":
subArea = <h1>Subscription type 1</h1>
break;
}
setSubscriptionArea([subArea])
Are there any restrictions for components generated using useState, and we can't recursively add dynamic components inside them?
Thanks!
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