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using type='select' and enclosing option tags seems to work just as you'd expect - react-bootstrap-validation uses the es6 spread operator so most basic tags work out of the box - datepicker's seem to also work, given proper format.
@Cabeza, I mean to say that you would give the attributes as you would expect the browser to render an input. Provide a type and any other properties. type='date' or akin to @murali4ever's provided example. Any attributes in an element created with react-bootstrap-validation reach the DOM element it produces. That's because the spread operator hands over anything it doesn't explicitly handle by key (required, label, errorHelp etc etc).. <ValidatedInput name='userBirthday' ref='userBirthday' validate='required' type='date' errorHelp='Select your birthday' label='Birthday' />
Something along those lines should work. react-bootstrap-validation doesn't provide explicit handling because it doesn't need to.
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FutureKode commentedon Jan 15, 2016
+1
rpdobson123 commentedon Jan 25, 2016
It seems you actually can use selects.
using type='select' and enclosing option tags seems to work just as you'd expect - react-bootstrap-validation uses the es6 spread operator so most basic tags work out of the box - datepicker's seem to also work, given proper format.
MasterMarandu commentedon Mar 7, 2016
@rpdobson123
what do you mean by proper format? can you give an example please?
murali4ever commentedon Mar 30, 2016
This example worked for me :)
rpdobson123 commentedon Apr 22, 2016
@Cabeza, I mean to say that you would give the attributes as you would expect the browser to render an input. Provide a type and any other properties.
type='date'or akin to @murali4ever's provided example. Any attributes in an element created with react-bootstrap-validation reach the DOM element it produces. That's because the spread operator hands over anything it doesn't explicitly handle by key (required, label, errorHelp etc etc)..<ValidatedInput name='userBirthday' ref='userBirthday' validate='required' type='date' errorHelp='Select your birthday' label='Birthday' />Something along those lines should work. react-bootstrap-validation doesn't provide explicit handling because it doesn't need to.