Nikolay Goncharuk
Nikolay Goncharuk
Could you provide a link to the repository with the project that has the problem?
Please provide a code example or a repository so that we can analyze the error.
According to our tests, the "rtl" direction works as expected, if you experience incorrect behavior, please provide the code or repository so that we can check it.
Could you provide more detailed code?
Please use the updated `@react-input/mask` package which does not have this issue, just be sure to read `README.md` as the components API has changed.
In your example, you get input control both if you pass an external `value` and vice versa. Perhaps your example is incomplete? Starting with `@react-input/[email protected]`, we removed the `input-mask` event...
Please install the "1.2.6" version of the package that includes this fix: ``` npm i @react-input/[email protected] ```
As the documentation suggests, you can specify the `signDisplay` property with a value of "never". ```tsx import { useNumberFormat } from "@react-input/number-format"; export default function Input() { const inputRef =...
Please send the full usage code, what initial value are you passing?
@patrickfreitasdev you are overriding the `ref` property, thus preventing the element from being registered for the form, since `react-hook-form` itself expects the `ref` callback returned by `form.register` to be called....