I'm unable to fix this simple JSX tag
<>
{disabled?<b>{label}</b>:'Please enter'+ <b>{label}</b>}
</>
What I want is display variable label(in bold) if disabled is true
And display Please enter label(in bold) otherwise
I'm unable to fix this simple JSX tag
<>
{disabled?<b>{label}</b>:'Please enter'+ <b>{label}</b>}
</>
What I want is display variable label(in bold) if disabled is true
And display Please enter label(in bold) otherwise
Please enter needs to be written as JSX, not as a string that gets concatenated:
{disabled ? <b>{label}</b> : <>Please enter<b>{label}</b></>}
JSX can return only a single node (or array). Return the second bit in a fragment or some other tag, like div or span.
<>
{disabled ? (
<b>{label}</b>
) : (
<>
Please enter <b>{label}</b>
</>
)}
</>
You need to return a single HTML/JSX element.
Something like the below should work:
<>
{disabled ? <b>{label}</b> : <span>Please enter <b>{label}</b><span>}
</>