Category: React

The warning “React does not recognize the someAttribute prop on a DOM element” is a common warning in React that occurs when you pass a prop to a DOM element that is not recognized by React. This usually happens when you use a custom attribute or a non-standard HTML attribute on a standard HTML element.

Here’s how to solve this warning: Continue reading “How to solve “Warning: React does not recognize the someAttribute prop on a DOM element.”?”

In React, you can force a component to rerender by calling its setState method and passing it a new state object. Here’s an example: Continue reading “How to force rerender in React”

In React, you can pass props to a component by setting attributes on the component when it is used in another component. Here’s an example: Continue reading “How to pass props in React”

In React, you can use the useLocation hook provided by the react-router-dom library to get information about the current route.

Here’s an example of how to use the useLocation hook to get the current route: Continue reading “How to get current route in React”

In React, you can use the react-router-dom library to handle client-side routing and to redirect to another page in your application. Here’s an example: Continue reading “How to redirect to another page in React”