I want to fire an event onDragStop
rather than onChange
using a MUI Slider
in my React app (so that the event fires fewer times). However, the documentation indicates that the onDragStop
function signature only has the mouseevent: function(event: object) => void
. So, the following works with onChange
:
<Slider onChange={ (e, val) => this.props.update(e, control.id, val) } />
However, this event doesn't have a second parameter val
:
<Slider onDragStop={ (e, val) => this.props.update(e, control.id, val) } />
How can I get the current value of the Slider in the onDragStop
function? Note, I'm unable to use this
, as it refers to the parent component.
In a newer version of Material UI you could use:
<Slider
onChange={} // for example updating a state value
onChangeCommitted={} // for example fetching new data
/>
Also ran into this problem! If you use a component inside a class, use both callbacks:
<Slider onChange={ (e, val) => this.val = val }
onDragStop={ (e) => this.props.update(e, control.id, this.val)
/>
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