I want to show the menu with place suggestions already when the input is focussed, not just after the user typed something. I tried using defaultOptions: true as part of selectProps, which is almost what I want. However, it only works with the initial value and does not update the suggestions when the input is blurred and focussed again.
I am using the component as a controlled input, something like this:
Type "London", suggestions for "London" are shown.
Blur the input - input value stays "London" and menu closes.
Focus input again - suggestions for "Paris" are shown, but input value is "London". I would like to show suggestions for "London" instead.
I hope I didn't miss anything, but I tried quite a few combinations of props without any success.
Suggestions
I found this issue with a suggested solution in react-select, which pretty much describes my use case: https://github.com/JedWatson/react-select/issues/1525#issuecomment-744157380. However, I was not able to utilise this approach because I do not have access to the loadOptions function that is used by react-google-places-autocomplete. So an option could be to make this available as part of the library.
Alternatively, maybe there could be an option added to the GooglePlacesAutocomplete component, which would obviously more convenient.
Problem
I want to show the menu with place suggestions already when the input is focussed, not just after the user typed something. I tried using
defaultOptions: true
as part ofselectProps
, which is almost what I want. However, it only works with the initial value and does not update the suggestions when the input is blurred and focussed again.I am using the component as a controlled input, something like this:
The behaviour is as follows:
I hope I didn't miss anything, but I tried quite a few combinations of props without any success.
Suggestions
I found this issue with a suggested solution in
react-select
, which pretty much describes my use case: https://github.com/JedWatson/react-select/issues/1525#issuecomment-744157380. However, I was not able to utilise this approach because I do not have access to theloadOptions
function that is used byreact-google-places-autocomplete
. So an option could be to make this available as part of the library.Alternatively, maybe there could be an option added to the
GooglePlacesAutocomplete
component, which would obviously more convenient.