When encountering the error message “formik.getfieldprops is not a function”, it usually indicates that you are trying to call the function “getfieldprops” on an object that does not have this function defined. This can happen when the “formik” object is not properly initialized or the specified method is misspelled.
To solve this issue, you need to ensure that you have imported Formik correctly and initialized it properly. Here’s an example:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/formik/dist/formik.umd.production.js"></script>
<script>
// Formik initialization
const formik = Formik.createFormik({
// ...
// Other Formik configuration options
// ...
});
// Function call
const fieldProps = formik.getFieldProps('fieldName');
// Example usage
console.log(fieldProps);
</script>
In this example, we first import Formik from the appropriate CDN (Content Delivery Network) source. Then, we initialize a new Formik instance by calling the “createFormik” function with the desired configuration options. After that, we can call the “getFieldProps” method on the “formik” object to retrieve the field properties based on the specified field name.
You can replace “fieldName” with the actual name of the field you want to retrieve properties for. The returned “fieldProps” object contains various properties such as “value”, “onChange”, and “onBlur”, which can be used to handle the field’s value, change events, and blur events, respectively.
Make sure to adjust the configuration options according to your specific use case. This example serves as a general guideline to help you understand the usage of Formik and its functions.