I've created a little Fiddle to illustrate the issue: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-avejvc-mmhqda?file=index.js
This form works:
<Form initialValues={{ surname: 'Mouse'}}>
<Form.Item name="surname">
<Input />
</Form.Item>
</Form>
This form doesn't:
<Form initialValues={{ surname: 'Mouse'}}>
<Form.Item name="surname">
<Input />
{null}
</Form.Item>
</Form>
The only difference is that the Form.Item
in the second form has two children.
Is there an intention behind this?
In case anyone wonders why I am asking. So sth like this is breaking the form:
<Form.Item name={name}>
{type==="string" && <Input />}
{type==="integer" && <InputNumber />}
</Form.Item>
The official documentation here gives examples of using multiple children in one Form.Item
.
<Form.Item label="Field">
<Form.Item name="field" noStyle><Input /></Form.Item> // that will bind input
<span>description</span>
</Form.Item>
You appear to have a problem with what you are putting in the Form.Item
, ie. {null}
may not be allowed.