Documentation about `defaultValue` and `allowCustomValues`

[franleplant]

Hi!
What is the function of these? Are included in the latest release?
I've tested defaultValue and it is not working on 1.0.4.

Any quick ideas about them?

Thanks!
Fran

[thehuey]

I think defaultValue serves to have the tokenizer check and display values
that partially match. It makes the TypeAheadSelector display if you have
matching values in the options array.

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Hi!
What is the function of these? Are included in the latest release?
I've tested defaultValue and it is not working on 1.0.4.

Any quick ideas about them?

Thanks!
Fran

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[franleplant]

With string literals it works:

defaultValue="something"

but with bindings it does not

defaultValue={this.state.someVar}

[fmoo]

but with bindings it does not

defaultValue={this.state.someVar}

Is this.state.someVar set to a string? That should be working. Are you getting an error message?

[franleplant]

@fmoo no error message, just nothing is displayed on the input inside the typeahead

Originally someVar has nothing and after a couple of seconds it gets a string value.

This does not work either:

{"some string"}

[fmoo]

This is really strange. Were you using the latest version of react everywhere in your project?

[danielsoner]

Hi, I use React 0.14.0-alpha3 and I have the same exact problem.

[jprogertest]

The same here with React 0.13.3.
A basic workaround that partially works for me :
<Input type='text' id='ShortName' placeholder='Enter short name' defaultValue={${this.state.ShortName}} />
But it does not refresh the value when
setState({ShortName: 'toto'}) is called in success of an ajax call.
Any idea ?

[kitdesai]

having this same issue:

defaultValue={selectedCity} doesn't work for me but defaultValue="asdf" does. also weird is that placeholder={selectedCity} works correctly but with bindings defaultValue (and value) do not

EDIT: @fmoo, figured out the issue. this.props.entryValue is what's being passed to the input element's value attribute, but that's set in getInitialState(), which won't get overridden if the typeahead component is re-rendered with an updated value or defaultValue.

the issue is being addressed here: #133