Category: WordPress

If you’re building blocks for WordPress, and the error TypeError: b.map is not a function is logged in your browser’s developer console, you may have created a SelectControl component and failed to wrap the options in brackets to create an array.

This code will cause the error:

			<SelectControl
				label="Minimum Rating"
				value={ attributes.minimumRating }
				options={ 
					{ label: 'Great Deal', value: 'GREAT_PRICE' },
					{ label: 'Good Deal', value: 'GOOD_PRICE' },
					{ label: 'Fair Deal', value: 'FAIR_PRICE' }
				 }
				onChange={ onChangeMinimumRating }
			/>

This is the correct syntax:

			<SelectControl
				label="Minimum Rating"
				value={ attributes.minimumRating }
				options={ [
					{ label: 'Great Deal', value: 'GREAT_PRICE' },
					{ label: 'Good Deal', value: 'GOOD_PRICE' },
					{ label: 'Fair Deal', value: 'FAIR_PRICE' }
				] }
				onChange={ onChangeMinimumRating }
			/>

Entry approval is a Gravity View feature I use often. Even if I’m not using Gravity View on a project that needs to filter out some entries, I’ll save the same data in the $wpdb->_gf_entry_meta table to be compatible. The meta key is_approved contains one of the values in the table below.

Entry is_approved meta values