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Hello, Justin,
I transferred the example to use functional components:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-14sdub?file=app/main.jsx
I hope this is helpful.
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Stefan
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answered on 21 May 2020, 11:34 AM
Thanks a lot for the response, is your example the prefered method? Rather than using onChange and storing the change in a hook useState.
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Hello, Justin,
Both approaches are valid.
The main advantage of this approach is not to update the Editor content on each change as with very large and complex documents this could become slower as the content grows.
For smaller documents the on change event is a very good choice. This is what we use in an example where we have the Editor inside a Form component.
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Stefan
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