@danielcompton Hmm, where can one see that information? I only have a key and value -pairs in subs panel

There's some debug info there for me, but there should be "Layer 2" or "Layer 3" on the RHS

Oh, that seems way different from my version, was that updated just a while ago?

I seem to have 0.1.14

I think it will show as layer 2 since it was a raw deref of the app-db ratom?

the latest version is 0.1.18, you should update as there's lots of new stuff

yep it would be a layer 2 from that

Will do 🙂 Thanks for the info!

Say I want to suppress the error message when a user is editing a field. Is there some way to check whether the field has the focus, short of resorting to updating a bit of state via on-focus/on-blur handlers?

@manutter51 I'd use on-focus/on-blur to update a bit of state

That's what I was thinking, just thought I'd check in case there was a more direct method.

I think there is a way using document.activeElement

:thinking_face:

hmmm

but I'm not sure how well it plays with react

Thanks for the tip

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