Marcelo Augusto

I created a `` outside my dropdown and put `position: 'relative'`. For now, it's working.

I had the same problem and managed to resolve the error as follows: ```typescript useEffect(() => { registerField({ name: fieldName, ref: inputRef.current, path: 'value', setValue(ref: any, value: string) { ref.value...

Hi, @Script-hpp. Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, man, your suggestion makes sense. Not long ago, something like this was suggested as well. You can check [here](https://github.com/AugustoMarcelo/mcuapi/issues/15).

Hi, @Davianlols6! Thanks for the suggestion! It's a good suggestion. I will think about how to put this in a more generic way since this could change tomorrow, e.g., and...

Hi, @deBasMan21. It's possible. I thought about this long ago, but I'm not 100% sure how to do it. I had plans to make one endpoint where all productions (movies...

@deBasMan21 Today I just update the data directly in the DB. I understood your solution, but it's not possible to be done today because movies and tv shows are stored...

Hi, @Davianlols6 Thanks for the suggestion! Could you provide an example of how you would expect to see this field?

Hi, @Davianlols6. I see. I'll put your suggestion on my list. It's an easy implementation. Thanks!

Did you try to initialize the reference to null?