I am using ag-grid-react and ag-grid-community version 22.1.1. My app is written using functional components and hooks. I have a cellrenderer component that is attempting to call a handler within the parent component using the example found here. Is this a bug in ag-grid? I have been working on this application for over a year as I learn React, and this is my last major blocker so any help or a place to go to get that help would be greatly appreciated.
Cell Renderer Component
import React from 'react';
import Button from '../../button/button';
const RowButtonRenderer = props => {
const editClickHandler = (props) => {
let d = props.data;
console.log(d);
props.context.foo({d});
//props.editClicked(props);
}
const deleteClickHandler = (props) => {
props.deleteClicked(props);
}
return (<span>
<Button classname={'rowbuttons'} onClick={() => { editClickHandler(props) }} caption={'Edit'} />
<Button classname={'rowbuttons'} onClick={() => { deleteClickHandler(props) }} caption={'Delete'} />
</span>);
};
export default RowButtonRenderer;
Parent Component
function Checking() {
function foo(props) {
let toggle = displayModal
setNewData(props);
setModalDisplay(!toggle);
}
const context = {componentParent: (props) => foo(props)};
const gridOptions = (params) => {
if (params.node.rowIndex % 2 === 0) {
return { background: "#ACC0C6" };
}
};
const frameworkComponents = {
rowButtonRenderer: RowButtonRenderer,
};
.
.
.
return (
<>
<AgGridReact
getRowStyle={gridOptions}
frameworkComponents={frameworkComponents}
context = {context}
columnDefs={columnDefinitions}
rowData={rowData}
headerHeight="50"
rowClass="gridFont"
></AgGridReact>
</>
);
}
When clicking the edit button on a row, the debugger says that there is a function.
This error is received though:
You are passing the context
object in this code section:
const context = {componentParent: (props) => foo(props)};
...
<AgGridReact
context={context}
{...}
></AgGridReact>
And in your cell renderer you call this
props.context.foo({d});
While it should be this
props.context.componentParent({d});
Also you can assign your callback directly since it receives the same parameter and returns the same result (if any)
function foo(props) {
let toggle = displayModal
setNewData(props);
setModalDisplay(!toggle);
}
const context = {componentParent: foo};
You can also use this shorthand syntax from ES6 when assigning object property
function componentParent(props) {
let toggle = displayModal
setNewData(props);
setModalDisplay(!toggle);
}
const context = {componentParent};
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