I have two buttons that both call the same onPress function. In the callback I want to be able to differentiate between which was pressed.
<MKRadioButton
title='A'
group={this.radioGroup}
onPress={this._toggle}
/>
<MKRadioButton
title='B'
group={this.radioGroup}
onPress={this._toggle}
/>
then the call
_toggle(event) {
//what should go here to figure out if title A or B was called?
}
One solution is to pass that info as a parameter:
<MKRadioButton
title='A'
group={this.radioGroup}
onPress={(event) => this._toggle(event, 'A')}
/>
The callback would then use that parameter
_toggle(event, buttonId) {
// Use buttonId
}
EDIT: Another solution is a parent component that always returns the title prop:
class RadioParent extends Component {
render() {
return (
<MKRadioButton
title={this.props.title}
group={this.props.radioGroup}
onPress={(event) => this.props.onPress(event, this.props.title)}
/>
);
}
}
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