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The length of key and data source are inconsistent. #64
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Gidday @wSLecHayfIeNdock, thanks for trying out react-accessible-accordion. Could you please be a little more specific about what you're expecting and what you're seeing instead? I had a bit of a fiddle with the Demo you sent, and I can't really see anything unexpected. |
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@wSLecHayfIeNdock there isn't really any relationship between the AccordionItems' IDs (which we call 'uuid's behind the scenes) and React's concept of a If you could actually elaborate on what you're trying to achieve here, then I might be able to help you - but I can't tell what you're actually trying to do simply by viewing your screencapture. Could you please tell me (with detail) what your goal is, what you've tried, what you expected and your results were? |
@ryami333 Demo updated, Trouble again look at the demo. AccordionItems id should not be expected:
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I don't know where you've read this - this is not a documented feature of I don't see any bug here, so I'm going to close this issue. If you feel inclined to give a detailed, careful and considered description of why you're trying to use our |
@wSLecHayfIeNdock I wonder whether this issue is what you were communicate with us here? If so, it would be cool to hear your feedback on whether the proposed solution would suit your needs! |
DEMO
step.1
In the editor casually modify the content, and then save.
step.2
Click AccordionItem. Pay attention to the change of key.
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