John always providing us with great content! 👏 A nice way to check for empty values and get the field name would be getting the data with Object.FromEntries like you did and use a for in loop to access each object property value.
because merging object values to array, why need to mention entries directly browser will call that function, if we use ([... fromData]) browser will search the values then merge to array
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Thank you so much for this, I have seen this API in someone else's code before now. You just make it clearer to me
Need more javascript nuggets. Love it
John always providing us with great content! 👏
A nice way to check for empty values and get the field name would be getting the data with Object.FromEntries like you did and use a for in loop to access each object property value.
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Awesome video John! Thank you!!!!
Awesome. KISS Form validation. Thank you.
Thanks John great stuff 👍
Thank you very much sir!
What about a multi select or even an installed control like react-select? How is data accessed, via formData, with these?
Nice
I have qst can u please explain why when i log ([... fromData]) i get the same Output as log([... fromData.entries()])
which is an array of arrays
because merging object values to array, why need to mention entries directly browser will call that function, if we use ([... fromData]) browser will search the values then merge to array
Plz make a video on redux and redux toolkit.
I already recorded such playlists.
FormData API in mozilla web api