Trigger just one textInput on an onFocus()









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My console.log("triggered") each time I focus a or edit it, no matter the .



How can I isolate my onFocus() ? Thank you.



 <TextInput
placeholder="firstname"
textContentType="name"
selectTextOnFocus
onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
/>
<TextInput
placeholder="lastname"
textContentType="familyName"
selectTextOnFocus
onFocus=console.log("triggered")
onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
/>









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    My console.log("triggered") each time I focus a or edit it, no matter the .



    How can I isolate my onFocus() ? Thank you.



     <TextInput
    placeholder="firstname"
    textContentType="name"
    selectTextOnFocus
    onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
    />
    <TextInput
    placeholder="lastname"
    textContentType="familyName"
    selectTextOnFocus
    onFocus=console.log("triggered")
    onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
    />









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      My console.log("triggered") each time I focus a or edit it, no matter the .



      How can I isolate my onFocus() ? Thank you.



       <TextInput
      placeholder="firstname"
      textContentType="name"
      selectTextOnFocus
      onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
      />
      <TextInput
      placeholder="lastname"
      textContentType="familyName"
      selectTextOnFocus
      onFocus=console.log("triggered")
      onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
      />









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      My console.log("triggered") each time I focus a or edit it, no matter the .



      How can I isolate my onFocus() ? Thank you.



       <TextInput
      placeholder="firstname"
      textContentType="name"
      selectTextOnFocus
      onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
      />
      <TextInput
      placeholder="lastname"
      textContentType="familyName"
      selectTextOnFocus
      onFocus=console.log("triggered")
      onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
      />






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          They are already isolated but you can add autofocus = false so that your fields won't get focused automatically, moreover there is another method that I have never used is by using refs.



          auto focus method



          <TextInput
          placeholder="firstname"
          textContentType="name"
          selectTextOnFocus
          autoFocus=false
          onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
          />
          <TextInput
          placeholder="lastname"
          textContentType="familyName"
          selectTextOnFocus
          autoFocus=false
          onFocus=console.log("triggered")
          onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
          />


          By using Refs



          <TextInput
          placeholder="firstname"
          textContentType="name"
          selectTextOnFocus
          autoFocus=false
          ref=r=>this.first = r
          onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
          />
          <TextInput
          placeholder="lastname"
          textContentType="familyName"
          selectTextOnFocus
          autoFocus=false
          onFocus=console.log("triggered")
          onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
          ref=r=>this.last = r
          />


          and inside your componentDidMount listen to onFocus events



          componentDidMount()
          this.first.onFocus = ()=>
          //some function

          this.last.onFocus = ()=>
          //some function







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            They are already isolated but you can add autofocus = false so that your fields won't get focused automatically, moreover there is another method that I have never used is by using refs.



            auto focus method



            <TextInput
            placeholder="firstname"
            textContentType="name"
            selectTextOnFocus
            autoFocus=false
            onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
            />
            <TextInput
            placeholder="lastname"
            textContentType="familyName"
            selectTextOnFocus
            autoFocus=false
            onFocus=console.log("triggered")
            onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
            />


            By using Refs



            <TextInput
            placeholder="firstname"
            textContentType="name"
            selectTextOnFocus
            autoFocus=false
            ref=r=>this.first = r
            onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
            />
            <TextInput
            placeholder="lastname"
            textContentType="familyName"
            selectTextOnFocus
            autoFocus=false
            onFocus=console.log("triggered")
            onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
            ref=r=>this.last = r
            />


            and inside your componentDidMount listen to onFocus events



            componentDidMount()
            this.first.onFocus = ()=>
            //some function

            this.last.onFocus = ()=>
            //some function







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              up vote
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              They are already isolated but you can add autofocus = false so that your fields won't get focused automatically, moreover there is another method that I have never used is by using refs.



              auto focus method



              <TextInput
              placeholder="firstname"
              textContentType="name"
              selectTextOnFocus
              autoFocus=false
              onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
              />
              <TextInput
              placeholder="lastname"
              textContentType="familyName"
              selectTextOnFocus
              autoFocus=false
              onFocus=console.log("triggered")
              onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
              />


              By using Refs



              <TextInput
              placeholder="firstname"
              textContentType="name"
              selectTextOnFocus
              autoFocus=false
              ref=r=>this.first = r
              onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
              />
              <TextInput
              placeholder="lastname"
              textContentType="familyName"
              selectTextOnFocus
              autoFocus=false
              onFocus=console.log("triggered")
              onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
              ref=r=>this.last = r
              />


              and inside your componentDidMount listen to onFocus events



              componentDidMount()
              this.first.onFocus = ()=>
              //some function

              this.last.onFocus = ()=>
              //some function







              share|improve this answer






















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                up vote
                0
                down vote









                They are already isolated but you can add autofocus = false so that your fields won't get focused automatically, moreover there is another method that I have never used is by using refs.



                auto focus method



                <TextInput
                placeholder="firstname"
                textContentType="name"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
                />
                <TextInput
                placeholder="lastname"
                textContentType="familyName"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onFocus=console.log("triggered")
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
                />


                By using Refs



                <TextInput
                placeholder="firstname"
                textContentType="name"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                ref=r=>this.first = r
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
                />
                <TextInput
                placeholder="lastname"
                textContentType="familyName"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onFocus=console.log("triggered")
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
                ref=r=>this.last = r
                />


                and inside your componentDidMount listen to onFocus events



                componentDidMount()
                this.first.onFocus = ()=>
                //some function

                this.last.onFocus = ()=>
                //some function







                share|improve this answer












                They are already isolated but you can add autofocus = false so that your fields won't get focused automatically, moreover there is another method that I have never used is by using refs.



                auto focus method



                <TextInput
                placeholder="firstname"
                textContentType="name"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
                />
                <TextInput
                placeholder="lastname"
                textContentType="familyName"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onFocus=console.log("triggered")
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
                />


                By using Refs



                <TextInput
                placeholder="firstname"
                textContentType="name"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                ref=r=>this.first = r
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("firstname", value)
                />
                <TextInput
                placeholder="lastname"
                textContentType="familyName"
                selectTextOnFocus
                autoFocus=false
                onFocus=console.log("triggered")
                onChangeText=value => this._handleStateEdition("lastname", value)
                ref=r=>this.last = r
                />


                and inside your componentDidMount listen to onFocus events



                componentDidMount()
                this.first.onFocus = ()=>
                //some function

                this.last.onFocus = ()=>
                //some function








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