we’re using a packaged react component in reagent

with adapt-react-class

but this component (react-table) binds a value to its state that we need to access

in this case we’re loading data from the server for a paging table, and we need to access the component’s state.page

any idea on how to do this?

using (r/current-component) gets the wrapping reagent component, not the internal react component that we want

@isaac_cambron it does sound like you're getting something wrong

if the 3rd party component doesn't update, isn't that a bug in that component? I'd assume that has nothing to do with how you call it, regardless of whether you're using reagent

nevermind, I got it, dumb mistake

you can't (shouldn't?) reach into the state of another component I think

Hi, just started learning reagent, can anyone recommend a good example of a multi-page example app that updates the url with pushstate? Looking for something very basic, just showing how to organize pages, navigation and how to move from one page to another.

@mikeb, https://pupeno.com/2015/08/26/no-hashes-bidirectional-routing-in-re-frame-with-bidi-and-pushy/ ?

thanks @pesterhazy working through that now!

@pesterhazy I think it's a bug in the component, but it's not obvious to me that its authors do

I'm going to try to fix the component (having trouble getting my wrapper to pull in a local version of the third-party component), but I was wondering if there was a hack that used force-update (not really sure how to call it) or similar