When using the library with react, the switches don't seem to work when you click them.
Interestingly enough they get rendered as
html
<input type="checkbox" id="switch-2" value="on">
after react does it "magick"
and not as
html
<input type="checkbox" class="switch" id="switch-2" checked>
Would assume this causes them to not work when you click them.
Hmm, can anyone else verify this? Might need to post more code (minimal case if possible).
Hey, sorry for not providing testcase, but I just wanted to make a note here in case other had noticed. Here is a minimal testcase on codepen that seems to behave similar to what I saw: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/RZRWRK
I love the simplicity of this framework and hope to test it out more on a small project. Nice work!
No problem, thanks for that. It looks like the for attribute is being removed from the <label> which causes the input to trigger.
Not sure if there's a way around that without JS. Hopefully someone with more React experience can chime in.
Aha good spotted. I wasn't aware that react required to use htmlFor instead of for. When I switched for= to htmlFor= it worked fine! Thanks!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29161330/react-js-ignores-labels-for-attribute
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Aha good spotted. I wasn't aware that react required to use htmlFor instead of for. When I switched for= to htmlFor= it worked fine! Thanks!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29161330/react-js-ignores-labels-for-attribute