Closed cornelast closed 4 years ago
Hi @cornelast ,
Please make use of the onDownloadFile
prop. That function is passed to the onClick
handler for the Download button in the default actionRenderer
.
If you've overwritten the actionRenderer
, then you should be able to implement your own download button in your custom actionRenderer
that you passed in as a prop.
Yeah, working great, thanks.
Hi,
I am trying to use the package but failed to implement the download function. Would you provide a simple example of how to do this? I've read through the issues but still couldn't figure it out. Thank you so much!
@RebeccaWang0221
You can use the props as demonstrated in the code snippet below. Let me know if you have any issues.
<FileBrowser
files={myArrayOfFiles}
onDownloadFile={arrayOfSelectedItems => { console.log('downloadFile', arrayOfSelectedItems) }}
onDownloadFolder={arrayOfSelectedFolders => { console.log('downloadFolder', arrayOfSelectedFolders) }}
/>
@scaredcat Thank you so much for your reply and help! The code is working now.
Hi,
am I just really stupid or do I miss the option to download files? I can see there is a function there, but I cannot seem to find a way to get the link displayed.