https://codepen.io/gkitarp/pen/LObxVd I must find a fix to trigger change event for my vanilla component, which has a React Wrapper for it: When using the component through the React wrapper, a developer would write code like this: Then then wrapper is creating an input element and an instance of the vanilla Tagify is instantiated and applied on the created input element. I think it was used as a private marker and never intended to be public API. Did anyone else run into issues with upgrading? Here's a sandbox demonstrating the ClearableInput I want (currently using the hack outlined above): https://codesandbox.io/s/brave-ganguly-cp6m7?file=/src/ClearableInput.js, I ended up using the Simulate instance in react-dom/test-utils (which felt pretty wrong because this is production code but I couldn't find another way to do it). React normalizes events so that they have consistent properties across different browsers. Maybe this answer could be helpful: #10003 (comment). What are the internal changes as to how it handles changes to input data in React 16? I'm not sure if that simulated flag was even intentionally supported. When does `onChange` prop get called in React Tagify? Basically I have to use pure JS or jQuery (without React access) to enter some values in some input fields within a form rendered by React 16. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails. Trigger simulated input value change for React 16 (after react-dom 15.6.0 updated)? Calling setState on whatever would break encapsulation since this component is supposed to be as dumb as . Using React 15.6.1 input: I've had to update these scripts several times with new React versions. Thanks again. Note I cannot use React even though the form trying to trigger on is based on React, have to pure JS or jQuery to trigger the input value change event. after hours and hours trying to make React keep my input value changes your code did it! I prefer to trigger this with HTML dom and JS. Then handlers react on it as if it were a regular browser event. The onChange prop is applied as an attribute to the input, in the wrapper, as so: You have no idea how long I have been searching for this. I've found the _valueTracker.setValue "trick" to be perfectly working with only: Successfully merging a pull request may close this issue. The dispatchEvent method results in an event being handled. This is very needed for Selenium tests automation - it's hard to set value for input type color, input = $('#some-id')[0]; input.selectedIndex = 3; //or whatever the new selection should be event = new Event('change', { bubbles: true }); $(input).dispatchEvent(event); #react on change events fire. Which versions of React, and which browser / OS are affected by this issue? #10135 (comment). Clicking the clear button needs to somehow call onChange with a valid event where event.currentTarget.value is ''. After some research of react source code, I got a hack method for react 16: @whosesmile any way to get this to work with '.selectedIndex' instead of '.value'? FINALLY! FWIW: I would agree that this is a problem with the react-hubspot-form interface (escaladesports/react-hubspot-form#13), and not necessarily with React itself (I'll leave that to you all). After an event object is created, we should “run” it on an element using the call elem.dispatchEvent (event). (Granted, @jquense suggested that, but I still don't think this was a public API. It is to interact with a React based website's form from a proprietary web browser which has to use the external form. Just needed a little cleanup and this worked for me. With select tags the event "change" works but not "input". Did this work in previous versions of React? But after React 16 release this is not triggering the input and change event as expected. React Redux gives you two ways to let components dispatch actions: By default, a connected component receives props.dispatch and can dispatch actions itself. As per the example, when you click on the submit button on React 16 the value has not been changed, but on React 15.6.1 it works due to the use of simulated dispatch event.
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