fix(skills): update Grids w/ Lite and Forms clarification/expand#141
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Pull request overview
Updates the Ignite UI React “Refs & Forms” reference to better demonstrate uncontrolled form submission via native FormData, focusing on form-associated Ignite UI components.
Changes:
- Rewrites the “Uncontrolled Components” section to emphasize using
nameattributes andFormData. - Updates the example to include
IgrSelect/IgrSelectItemand logs submitted values. - Switches
FormDataconstruction to usee.currentTargetfor better correctness in React form handlers.
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| `igniteui-react` Inputs integrate with the native form handling through Element internals, allowing to take advantage of the native state management adn validation to create intuitive, straight-forward forms: | ||
| `igniteui-react` Form elements like Inputs, Select, Checkbox, etc., integrate with the native form handling through Element internals, allowing to take advantage of the native state management and validation to create intuitive, straight-forward forms. Use the `name` attribute to register the field value with `FormData`: |
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“Element internals” appears to refer to the ElementInternals Web API interface; consider using the correct interface name/casing to avoid confusion for readers trying to look it up.
| `igniteui-react` Form elements like Inputs, Select, Checkbox, etc., integrate with the native form handling through Element internals, allowing to take advantage of the native state management and validation to create intuitive, straight-forward forms. Use the `name` attribute to register the field value with `FormData`: | |
| `igniteui-react` Form elements like Inputs, Select, Checkbox, etc., integrate with the native form handling through `ElementInternals`, allowing to take advantage of the native state management and validation to create intuitive, straight-forward forms. Use the `name` attribute to register the field value with `FormData`: |
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