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Dependent input when both resources are based on the REST client and have a 'belongsTo' relationship?

Hi,

I checked your example with your outer fetch, but I do not understand how to achieve a dependent input for a sub-resource, through AOR stateless functions (or not). The use case is that we want the "subCategories" field to be populated based on the "categories" field, to which there is a 'belongsTo' relationship.

    <Create title={<TitleCreate />}{...props}>
        <SimpleForm validate={validateCreateEdit}>

            <ReferenceInput label="CATEGORY" source="cat_id" reference="categories" allowEmpty
                            perPage={100}
                            sort={{field: 'name', order: 'ASC'}}
            >
                <SelectInput optionText="name" />
            </ReferenceInput>

            <ReferenceInput label="SUBCATEGORY" source="subCat_id" reference="subCategories" allowEmpty
                            perPage={100}
                            sort={{field: 'name', order: 'ASC'}}
            >
                <SelectInput optionText="name" />
            </ReferenceInput>

        </SimpleForm>
    </Create>

This is the relationship:

  "relations": {
    "category": {
      "type": "belongsTo",
      "model": "category",
      "foreignKey": "cat_id"
    }
  }
````

I do not understand how this can be done based on the above generic AOR code.

Thanks for any hints or added documentation!

DependentInput does not work

Hi.

  • I am using DependentInput for hide some fields on the scren depending of type of users.
  • I have checked differentes configurations but I get unexpected results. No fields are shown

Option 1:

import {DependentInput} from 'aor-dependent-input';
<TextField source="type" />
<DependentInput dependsOn="type" value="NATURAL" >
    <TextField source="firstName" />
    <TextField source="lastName" />
</DependentInput>            
<DependentInput dependsOn="type" value="JURIDICAL" >
    <TextField source="companyName" label="Company name"/>
</DependentInput>

Option 2:

import {DependentInput} from 'aor-dependent-input';
const isNatural = (record) => record.isNatural;
<TextField source="type" />
<DependentInput resolve={isNatural} >
    <TextField source="firstName" />
    <TextField source="lastName" />
</DependentInput>
  • It show type set to NATURAL
  • I got a undefined error

Option 3:

const isNaturalUser = (value) => {value.startsWith('NATURAL');}
<TextField source="type" />
<DependentInput dependsOn="type" resolve={isNaturalUser} >
    <TextField source="firstName" />
    <TextField source="lastName" />
</DependentInput>
  • It show type set to NATURAL
  • I got a undefined error

image

Used Versions:
"admin-on-rest": "^1.4.1",
"aor-dependent-input": "^1.2.0",

Could anyone help me?

Thanks you very much.

React does not recognize the dependsOnValue

Hi,
I think it is an issue with React 16 but I'm not sure.
I have this code:

React does not recognize the dependsOnValue prop on a DOM element

 <DependentInput dependsOn="country_id">
              <StatesSelectInput source="state_id"/>
            </DependentInput>

In my console I have this error:

Warning: React does not recognize the `dependsOnValue` prop on a DOM element. If you intentionally want it to appear in the DOM as a custom attribute, spell it as lowercase `dependsonvalue` instead. If you accidentally passed it from a parent component, remove it from the DOM element.

The error is clear, it is not urgent but just annoying.
Thanks.

Cannot detect field values when used within EmbeddedArrayInput

When paired with https://github.com/MhdSyrwan/aor-embedded-array, the field values are always undefined:

Data:

{
    some_array: [
        {
            type: 'other',
            name: 'Some Name'
        }
    ]
}

Component:

const doResolve = (value) => {
    console.log(value);
    return true;
}

...

<EmbeddedArrayInput label="" source="some_array">
    <TextInput label="Type" source="type"/>
    <DependentInput dependsOn="type" resolve={doResolve}>
        <TextInput label="Name" source="name"/>
    </DependentInput>
</EmbeddedArrayInput>

Even if I use value or resolve, the value cannot be detected.

To be honest I'm unsure whether the problem is with the DependentInput or EmbeddedArrayInput

Delayed updates on multiple DependentInput depending on SelectInput

The DependentInput has weird behaviour with defaultValue and SelectInput
example below

when you click on the select it does not change value until you click on the same item again
if you remove defaultValue's or if you have only one DependentInput it works ok

<SimpleForm>
  <SelectInput source="type" choices={[
    {
      id: 'pc',
      name: 'pc',
    },
    {
      id: 'server',
      name: 'server',
    },
    {
      id: 'gateway',
      name: 'gateway',
    },
    {
      id: 'acnetel',
      name: 'acnetel',
    },
  ]} defaultValue="gateway" />

        <DependentInput resolve={switchType('gateway')}>
          <TextInput source="nat" defaultValue="gateway"  />
        </DependentInput>

        <DependentInput resolve={switchType('pc')}>
          <TextInput source="not" defaultValue="pc" />
        </DependentInput>

        <DependentInput resolve={switchType('server')}>
          <TextInput source="nit" defaultValue="server" />
        </DependentInput>

        <DependentInput resolve={switchType('acnetel')}>
          <TextInput source="net" defaultValue="acntel" />
        </DependentInput>
</SimpleForm>
const switchType = (value) => (values) => {
  return values['type'] === value;
};

Change boolean's value according to another boolean

Hello,

I have two boolean inputs and I want to make true the second boolean when the first is toggled.
It is necessary that fields are both rendered at first time and none of them is hidden.
Does aor-dependent-input covers that functionality?

ReferenceInput

I have 2 ReferenceInput. The thing I want is to pick a company and show only branches of that company. I try this but it does not work.
The branches have a field called motherID that connects them with the companies.

    <ReferenceInput  source="CompanyID" reference="companies" allowEmpty alwaysOn>
    <SelectInput optionText={choice => `${choice.name}`} />
    </ReferenceInput>

    <DependentInput dependsOn="CompanyID" >
    <ReferenceInput  source="BranchID" reference="branches" allowEmpty alwaysOn>
    <SelectInput optionText={choice => `${choice.tmima  +" "+ choice.address}`} />
    </ReferenceInput>
    </DependentInput>

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