I'm trying to focus on the second 'CurrentTextField' after the first 'CurrentTextField' change your value, but return the error 'inputRef.current is null'
import React, {useRef } from 'react';
import CurrencyTextField from "@unicef/material-ui-currency-textfield";
export default function Clientes() {
let refInput = useRef(null)
return(
<div>
<CurrencyTextField
onChange={(e) => refInput.current.focus()}
/>
<CurrencyTextField
inputRef={refInput}
/>
</div>
)
}
UPDATE 2
I checked again and saw that uses the TextField
component from material-ui/core
which has a inputProps
prop, so this will work
<CurrencyTextField inputProps={{ref:refInput}} />
UPDATE
I just checked the CurrencyTextField
source code and it doesn't handle refs
Since you are using the custom component CurrencyTextField
you should check if it handles references, when using normal HTML tags you would use the prop ref
export default function Clientes() {
let refInput = useRef(null)
return(
<div>
<CurrencyTextField
onChange={(e) => refInput.current.focus()}
/>
<-- normal input will work -->
<input
ref={refInput}
/>
</div>
)
}
Try to do it like if it were a regular HTML tag to see if it works.