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There could be multiple reasons for CSVLink not functioning properly when utilized within the MenuItem of a DropdownButton in React:
Improper import statement: Make sure that you have imported the CSVLink component correctly in the file where you are using it. You can import it as follows:
import { CSVLink } from 'react-csv';
Incorrect usage: Ensure that you have used the CSVLink component correctly. You should wrap your MenuItem component inside the CSVLink component, like this:
<CSVLink data={data}>
<MenuItem onClick={handleClick}>Export CSV</MenuItem>
</CSVLink>
Here, data
is the data that needs to be exported in CSV format, and handleClick
is the function that handles the click event of the MenuItem.
CSVLink not receiving props: The DropdownButton might not be passing the necessary props
to the CSVLink component. To fix this, you can add a renderMenuOnMount
prop to the DropdownButton component, like this:
<DropdownButton
title="Export as CSV"
renderMenuOnMount={true}
>
<CSVLink data={data}>
<MenuItem onClick={handleClick}>Export CSV</MenuItem>
</CSVLink>
</DropdownButton>
In this example, renderMenuOnMount
ensures that the CSVLink component receives the necessary props even before the user clicks on the DropdownButton.