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I have a MaterialTable that is bound to a state variable that contains an array. It works beautifully, until I make the container dialog draggable.
... const [attachments, setAttachments] = useState([]); ... const onOkAttachmentHandler = (file) => { //add attachment if (file !== null) { let attachment = { ownerId: props.entityId, labId: props.labId, filename: file.name, file: file, archive: false }; setAttachments((previousAttachments) => { let newList = [...previousAttachments, attachment]; return newList; }); props.attachmentAdded(attachment); } setAddAttachmentDialogVisible(false); } ... <MaterialTable title="Attachments" data={attachments} ...
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I have a MaterialTable that is bound to a state variable that contains an array. It works beautifully, until I make the container dialog draggable.
... const [attachments, setAttachments] = useState([]); ... const onOkAttachmentHandler = (file) => { //add attachment if (file !== null) { let attachment = { ownerId: props.entityId, labId: props.labId, filename: file.name, file: file, archive: false }; setAttachments((previousAttachments) => { let newList = [...previousAttachments, attachment]; return newList; }); props.attachmentAdded(attachment); } setAddAttachmentDialogVisible(false); } ... <MaterialTable title="Attachments" data={attachments} ...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: