I'm trying to use a react-bootstrap file input with jquery fileupload()
. With straight jquery I would do $('#fileUpload').prop('files')
to get the files to pass to the fileupload call. However, I don't know how to get the files correctly with react-bootstrap.
<Input type='file' label='Upload' accept='.txt' ref='fileUpload' buttonAfter={uploadFileButton}/>
The ref string attribute is considered legacy, and will most likely be deprecated at some point in the future. The way to do this now is with a callback ref. Below I demonstrate using an ES6 arrow function.
Change your input element to:
<Input
type='file' label='Upload' accept='.txt'
buttonAfter={uploadFileButton}
ref={(ref) => this.fileUpload = ref}
/>
Then you can use:
const file = this.fileUpload.files[0];
And so on.