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Typescript > Functional component > Example #401
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Hello. Can you show your code without the error boxes? Specifically, how did you define the generic that |
const MyView: React.FC<IMyView> = (props) => {
const componentRef = React.useRef();
return React.useMemo(() => {
<>
<ReactToPrint trigger={() => (<div>PRINT</div>)} content={() => componentRef.current} />
<div>Print this</div>
</>
});
} |
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Thanks @MatthewHerbst, it compiles now however a subsequent error fires when printing:
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That's a correct error. You never assign the ref to anything. You need to do: |
That is it @MatthewHerbst, thanks for the support and please remember to update the docs. |
@michaelpeterlee PRs are welcome 😄 |
If the component to be printed is wrapped in a div, the ref should be placed inside the div and not the component itself. |
React: 16.14.0
Typescript is not happy, below. Can someone please provide an example implementation.
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