Is it possible to change the select options of the Select
based on other selects values?
so for example:
if I have lets say A and B
if you select A
then you can select in the other textfield C and D
but if you selected B
then you can select E and F
Visual example:
So I have this 2 options
and when I select David I only want to show up till 6 and not 7,8,9,10 etc
and then if you select the other one then show everything
The options:
const grados =
[{value: "Prekínder-3", label: "Prekínder-3"},
{value: "Prekínder", label: "Prekínder"},
{value: "Kínder", label: "Kínder"},
{value: "1° Grado", label: "1° Grado"},
{value: "2° Grado", label: "2° Grado"},
{value: "3° Grado", label: "3° Grado"},
{value: "4° Grado", label: "4° Grado"},
{value: "5° Grado", label: "5° Grado"},
{value: "6° Grado", label: "6° Grado"},
{value: "7° Grado", label: "7° Grado"},
{value: "8° Grado", label: "8° Grado"},
{value: "9° Grado", label: "9° Grado"},
{value: "10° Grado", label: "10° Grado"},
{value: "11° Grado", label: "11° Grado"},
{value: "12° Grado", label: "12° Grado"}]
const sedes =
[{value: "Academia Internacional Boquete", label: "Academia Internacional Boquete"},
{value: "Academia Internacional David", label: "Academia Internacional David"}]
The 2 textfields I'm using:
<TextField
select
margin="normal"
value={colegio}
helperText="Seleccione la sede"
onChange={handleChangeColegio}
>
{sedes.map((option) => (
<MenuItem key={option.value} value={option.value}>
{option.label}
</MenuItem>
))}
</TextField>
<TextField
select
margin="normal"
value={grado}
helperText="Seleccione el grado"
onChange={handleChangeGrado}
>
{grados.map((option) => (
<MenuItem key={option.value} value={option.value}>
{option.label}
</MenuItem>
))}
</TextField>
You need to store the list of options of the second Select
in a state. Then when you select an option in the first one, update the state based on the selected value:
const [options2, setOptions2] = useState(allOptions2);
const handleChangeOption1 = (event) => {
const selectedValue = event.target.value;
if (selectedValue === options1[0].value) {
setOptions2(allOptions2.slice(0, 9)); // get the first 9 items
} else {
setOptions2(allOptions2.slice(-6)); // get the last 6 items
}
setOption1(selectedValue);
};
<TextField
select
onChange={handleChangeOption1}
>
{options1.map((option) => (...))}
</TextField>
<TextField select>
{options2.map((option) => (...))}
</TextField>