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Need help on how to convert Jquery .change() to React.js to show/hide divs


Use jQuery to hide a DIV when the user clicks outside of itjQuery .load preventing .hide and .show from working?hide image and show iframe but in one div with multiple classjQuery: hide and show an input elementHaving issues showing/hiding div on “onclick” event in select in chromeHow to show/hide DIV on selection of ANY drop-down value?How to show or hide tr with jQuery?Hide/show dynamic generated div based on select optionjQuery hide() Randomly Showing Last DivHow get value datapicker in react toobox custom?






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I have a multi select field that shows/hide various based on what is selected.
The values of the are equal to their respective class.



Need help converting the below Jquery code to react to show/hide appropriate s



*****The HTML*****



<select id="my_fields" name="my_fields" multiple="multiple"> 
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>


<div class="gas hide">show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash hide">show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking hide">show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other hide">show/hide other</div>


*****The JQuery*****



$( "#my_fields" ).change(function () 
$( "#my_fields option:selected" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).show();
);

$( "#my_fields option:not(:selected)" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).hide();
);
);


*****The React*****



.....imports and class.....

constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =
value: "",
show:false,
;

this.handleChange = this.handleChange.bind(this);


handleChange(event)

this.setState(
value: event.target.value,
show: true
)



render() {
var show =
display: this.state.show ? "block" : "none"
;

return (
<select
name="my_fields"
multiple
value=this.state.value
onChange=this.handleChange
>
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>

<div class="gas" style= show >show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash" style= show >show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking" style= show >show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other" style= show >show/hide other</div>

)









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    What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 25 at 23:31











  • Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

    – Moose
    Mar 25 at 23:56











  • Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 26 at 21:50












  • yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:53


















0















I have a multi select field that shows/hide various based on what is selected.
The values of the are equal to their respective class.



Need help converting the below Jquery code to react to show/hide appropriate s



*****The HTML*****



<select id="my_fields" name="my_fields" multiple="multiple"> 
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>


<div class="gas hide">show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash hide">show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking hide">show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other hide">show/hide other</div>


*****The JQuery*****



$( "#my_fields" ).change(function () 
$( "#my_fields option:selected" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).show();
);

$( "#my_fields option:not(:selected)" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).hide();
);
);


*****The React*****



.....imports and class.....

constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =
value: "",
show:false,
;

this.handleChange = this.handleChange.bind(this);


handleChange(event)

this.setState(
value: event.target.value,
show: true
)



render() {
var show =
display: this.state.show ? "block" : "none"
;

return (
<select
name="my_fields"
multiple
value=this.state.value
onChange=this.handleChange
>
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>

<div class="gas" style= show >show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash" style= show >show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking" style= show >show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other" style= show >show/hide other</div>

)









share|improve this question



















  • 1





    What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 25 at 23:31











  • Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

    – Moose
    Mar 25 at 23:56











  • Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 26 at 21:50












  • yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:53














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0








0








I have a multi select field that shows/hide various based on what is selected.
The values of the are equal to their respective class.



Need help converting the below Jquery code to react to show/hide appropriate s



*****The HTML*****



<select id="my_fields" name="my_fields" multiple="multiple"> 
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>


<div class="gas hide">show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash hide">show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking hide">show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other hide">show/hide other</div>


*****The JQuery*****



$( "#my_fields" ).change(function () 
$( "#my_fields option:selected" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).show();
);

$( "#my_fields option:not(:selected)" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).hide();
);
);


*****The React*****



.....imports and class.....

constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =
value: "",
show:false,
;

this.handleChange = this.handleChange.bind(this);


handleChange(event)

this.setState(
value: event.target.value,
show: true
)



render() {
var show =
display: this.state.show ? "block" : "none"
;

return (
<select
name="my_fields"
multiple
value=this.state.value
onChange=this.handleChange
>
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>

<div class="gas" style= show >show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash" style= show >show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking" style= show >show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other" style= show >show/hide other</div>

)









share|improve this question
















I have a multi select field that shows/hide various based on what is selected.
The values of the are equal to their respective class.



Need help converting the below Jquery code to react to show/hide appropriate s



*****The HTML*****



<select id="my_fields" name="my_fields" multiple="multiple"> 
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>


<div class="gas hide">show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash hide">show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking hide">show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other hide">show/hide other</div>


*****The JQuery*****



$( "#my_fields" ).change(function () 
$( "#my_fields option:selected" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).show();
);

$( "#my_fields option:not(:selected)" ).each(function()
$( "."+ $(this).val() ).hide();
);
);


*****The React*****



.....imports and class.....

constructor(props)
super(props);
this.state =
value: "",
show:false,
;

this.handleChange = this.handleChange.bind(this);


handleChange(event)

this.setState(
value: event.target.value,
show: true
)



render() {
var show =
display: this.state.show ? "block" : "none"
;

return (
<select
name="my_fields"
multiple
value=this.state.value
onChange=this.handleChange
>
<option value="gas">Gas</option>
<option value="car_wash">Car Wash</option>
<option value="parking">Parking</option>
<option value="other">Other</option>
</select>

<div class="gas" style= show >show/hide gas</div>
<div class="car_wash" style= show >show/hide car_wash</div>
<div class="parking" style= show >show/hide parking</div>
<div class="other" style= show >show/hide other</div>

)






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    What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 25 at 23:31











  • Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

    – Moose
    Mar 25 at 23:56











  • Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 26 at 21:50












  • yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:53













  • 1





    What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 25 at 23:31











  • Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

    – Moose
    Mar 25 at 23:56











  • Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

    – Jeremy D
    Mar 26 at 21:50












  • yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:53








1




1





What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

– Jeremy D
Mar 25 at 23:31





What have you tried so far? Any react code to show to start?

– Jeremy D
Mar 25 at 23:31













Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

– Moose
Mar 25 at 23:56





Thanks for looking, Jeremy. React posted above. Essentially, handleChange will show all the <div>s which is a start, but I only want the to show <div>'s that have the same class as the value(s) selected in the select input. When option is not selected, then div should be hidden.

– Moose
Mar 25 at 23:56













Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

– Jeremy D
Mar 26 at 21:50






Not sure I fully understand the question. Is the idea that if you select gas and car_wash the div gas and car_wash should be shown? If so, you need to keep track of the currenly selected values in your state and toggle the show variable based on whether or not an option is selected. It looks like your state is wrong, and your change handler should check event.target.options and iterate over it to figure out which options are selected.

– Jeremy D
Mar 26 at 21:50














yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

– Moose
Mar 26 at 21:53






yes, exactly! and if I decide to un-select the option, the div hides. all div's are initially hidden. -- Trying re-create the .each()function in the Jquery code above, but in react.js

– Moose
Mar 26 at 21:53













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Try if this works with some modifications -



state = 
values: []
;

handleChange = event =>
const options = Array.from(event.target.options);
const selectedOptions = options.filter(op => op.selected);
const selectedValues = selectedOptions.map(op => op.value);

this.setState( values: selectedValues );




with changes to your return JSX



...
this.state.values.includes('gas') && <div class="gas">show/hide gas</div>
this.state.values.includes('car_wash') && <div class="car_wash">show/hide car_wash</div>
this.state.values.includes('parking') && <div class="parking">show/hide parking</div>
this.state.values.includes('other') && <div class="other">show/hide other</div>





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  • Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:18











  • I have updated the answer. Check it.

    – Prithviraj Sahu
    Mar 27 at 18:45











  • Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

    – Moose
    Mar 29 at 18:45



















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handleChange(event) 
var options = event.target.selectedOptions;
var value = [];
for (var i = 0, l = options.length; i < l; i++)
if (options[i].selected)
value.push(options[i].value);




this.setState(
expenseCategory:[].slice.call(event.target.selectedOptions).map(o =>
return o.value;
)
);






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    Try if this works with some modifications -



    state = 
    values: []
    ;

    handleChange = event =>
    const options = Array.from(event.target.options);
    const selectedOptions = options.filter(op => op.selected);
    const selectedValues = selectedOptions.map(op => op.value);

    this.setState( values: selectedValues );




    with changes to your return JSX



    ...
    this.state.values.includes('gas') && <div class="gas">show/hide gas</div>
    this.state.values.includes('car_wash') && <div class="car_wash">show/hide car_wash</div>
    this.state.values.includes('parking') && <div class="parking">show/hide parking</div>
    this.state.values.includes('other') && <div class="other">show/hide other</div>





    share|improve this answer

























    • Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

      – Moose
      Mar 26 at 21:18











    • I have updated the answer. Check it.

      – Prithviraj Sahu
      Mar 27 at 18:45











    • Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

      – Moose
      Mar 29 at 18:45
















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    Try if this works with some modifications -



    state = 
    values: []
    ;

    handleChange = event =>
    const options = Array.from(event.target.options);
    const selectedOptions = options.filter(op => op.selected);
    const selectedValues = selectedOptions.map(op => op.value);

    this.setState( values: selectedValues );




    with changes to your return JSX



    ...
    this.state.values.includes('gas') && <div class="gas">show/hide gas</div>
    this.state.values.includes('car_wash') && <div class="car_wash">show/hide car_wash</div>
    this.state.values.includes('parking') && <div class="parking">show/hide parking</div>
    this.state.values.includes('other') && <div class="other">show/hide other</div>





    share|improve this answer

























    • Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

      – Moose
      Mar 26 at 21:18











    • I have updated the answer. Check it.

      – Prithviraj Sahu
      Mar 27 at 18:45











    • Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

      – Moose
      Mar 29 at 18:45














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    Try if this works with some modifications -



    state = 
    values: []
    ;

    handleChange = event =>
    const options = Array.from(event.target.options);
    const selectedOptions = options.filter(op => op.selected);
    const selectedValues = selectedOptions.map(op => op.value);

    this.setState( values: selectedValues );




    with changes to your return JSX



    ...
    this.state.values.includes('gas') && <div class="gas">show/hide gas</div>
    this.state.values.includes('car_wash') && <div class="car_wash">show/hide car_wash</div>
    this.state.values.includes('parking') && <div class="parking">show/hide parking</div>
    this.state.values.includes('other') && <div class="other">show/hide other</div>





    share|improve this answer















    Try if this works with some modifications -



    state = 
    values: []
    ;

    handleChange = event =>
    const options = Array.from(event.target.options);
    const selectedOptions = options.filter(op => op.selected);
    const selectedValues = selectedOptions.map(op => op.value);

    this.setState( values: selectedValues );




    with changes to your return JSX



    ...
    this.state.values.includes('gas') && <div class="gas">show/hide gas</div>
    this.state.values.includes('car_wash') && <div class="car_wash">show/hide car_wash</div>
    this.state.values.includes('parking') && <div class="parking">show/hide parking</div>
    this.state.values.includes('other') && <div class="other">show/hide other</div>






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    • Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

      – Moose
      Mar 26 at 21:18











    • I have updated the answer. Check it.

      – Prithviraj Sahu
      Mar 27 at 18:45











    • Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

      – Moose
      Mar 29 at 18:45


















    • Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

      – Moose
      Mar 26 at 21:18











    • I have updated the answer. Check it.

      – Prithviraj Sahu
      Mar 27 at 18:45











    • Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

      – Moose
      Mar 29 at 18:45

















    Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:18





    Thank you Prithviraj. What you have provided only work if one option is selected. I need to show each div based on the multiple option selected.

    – Moose
    Mar 26 at 21:18













    I have updated the answer. Check it.

    – Prithviraj Sahu
    Mar 27 at 18:45





    I have updated the answer. Check it.

    – Prithviraj Sahu
    Mar 27 at 18:45













    Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

    – Moose
    Mar 29 at 18:45






    Yes, that works. I ended with something similar (in answer below) , but your is less code. I was also missing the ".includes" in the conditional

    – Moose
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        var options = event.target.selectedOptions;
        var value = [];
        for (var i = 0, l = options.length; i < l; i++)
        if (options[i].selected)
        value.push(options[i].value);




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        expenseCategory:[].slice.call(event.target.selectedOptions).map(o =>
        return o.value;
        )
        );







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