Alexey Cherepanov

@rainman400 We are working on implementing a plain object as a data type. Could you share your use case for this feature? RSuite dropdowns support passing a value as an...

Thank you! We will verify the MUI integration. Both MUI and RSuite support passing values as either primitives or objects. However, in RSuite, before version 5.50, setting the value as...

@tulusibrahim Hi! Provided source is not complete. So my guess you are trying to load sample data to Dropdown. Here is fixed JSON. You can test it on https://demo.formengine.io/ On...

@tulusibrahim At which stage would you like to load the data? Is the datasource an HTTP request? > can i load options to dropdown without loadCallback? if can how to...

@tulusibrahim This should not happen. Could you please share your project or create a minimum reproducible example that we can inspect for exceptions? > yes the json you gave is...

@tulusibrahim The loadCallback should be invoked only for new data items. You must check currentDataLength(current list length) to ensure whether new data should be returned. > there i add `another...

@tulusibrahim I don't see any error in provided example. How to reproduce it?

@tulusibrahim Now I see. It's related to an old RSuite bug. We released v1.1.0 last week for FormEngine, which brings fresh RSuite. Simply bump the FE packages to: ``` "@react-form-builder/components-rsuite":...

@tulusibrahim Hi! Please explain what you intend to implement. What would be the end-user use case? To create dependent form fields with various options, refer to the comment below.

You can use calculated value and get all fields data inside it. Form code ```json { "version": "1", "actions": { "loadData": { "body": "\n const [searchValue, loadCallback, currentDataLength] = e.args\n\n...