Range Input orient props - Property 'orient' does not exist on type 'DetailedHTMLProps<InputHTMLAttributes, HTMLInputElement>'

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Trying to create a slider input, which has a prop "orient". I can't set it to "vertical" because of the React input typing.

Is it possible to extend the declaration to add the necessary prop? Or force Typescript to allow the prop?

<input
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

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Trying to create a slider input, which has a prop "orient". I can't set it to "vertical" because of the React input typing.

Is it possible to extend the declaration to add the necessary prop? Or force Typescript to allow the prop?

<input
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

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Trying to create a slider input, which has a prop "orient". I can't set it to "vertical" because of the React input typing.

Is it possible to extend the declaration to add the necessary prop? Or force Typescript to allow the prop?

<input
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

asked Nov 10 at 12:17

NeonMonk

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Trying to create a slider input, which has a prop "orient". I can't set it to "vertical" because of the React input typing.

Is it possible to extend the declaration to add the necessary prop? Or force Typescript to allow the prop?

<input
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

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asked Nov 10 at 12:17

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There is a workaround for this.

<input
 ref="slider"
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

And in componentDidMount do below

this.refs.slider.getDOMNode().orient = 'vertical';

answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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There is a workaround for this.

<input
 ref="slider"
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

And in componentDidMount do below

this.refs.slider.getDOMNode().orient = 'vertical';

answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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There is a workaround for this.

<input
 ref="slider"
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

And in componentDidMount do below

this.refs.slider.getDOMNode().orient = 'vertical';

answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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There is a workaround for this.

<input
 ref="slider"
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

And in componentDidMount do below

this.refs.slider.getDOMNode().orient = 'vertical';

answered Nov 10 at 12:35

Mohit Tilwani

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There is a workaround for this.

<input
 ref="slider"
 className=className("slider", props)
 step=props.step
 min=props.min
 max=props.max
 value=props.value
 type="range"
 orient=props.isVertical ? "vertical" : "horizontal"
 onChange=props.onChange
/>

And in componentDidMount do below

this.refs.slider.getDOMNode().orient = 'vertical';

answered Nov 10 at 12:35

Mohit Tilwani

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answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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answered Nov 10 at 12:35

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