reactjs - React - parent component with child in separate dom containers -


is possible have component child components mounted different dom objects?

some pseudo-code explain wanna archieve:

import childcomponent1 './components/childcomponent1'; import childcomponent2 './components/childcomponent2';  var myparentcomponent = react.createclass({   render: function() {     <childcomponent1 />,     document.queryselector('#component-1')      <childcomponent2 />,     document.queryselector('#component-2')   } });  reactdom.render(   <myparentcomponent />,   //inherit dom mounts );

this might not right way handle though - i'm open suggestions. want this, make myparentcomponent take care of state values etc. if add multiple reactdom.render() won't have parent component.

you can achieve using componentdidmount , componentdidupdate hooks manually render child components when parent component updates:

class child1 extends react.component {    render() {      const {count, onclick} = this.props;      return (        <div onclick={onclick}>child 1 {count}</div>      );    }  }    class child2 extends react.component {    render() {      const {count, onclick} = this.props;      return (        <div onclick={onclick}>child 2 {count}</div>      );    }  }    class app extends react.component {    constructor(props) {      super(props);      this.container1el = document.queryselector("#container-1");      this.container2el = document.queryselector("#container-2");      this.handleclick = this.handleclick.bind(this);      this.state = {count: 0};    }      handleclick() {      this.setstate({count: this.state.count + 1});    }      renderchildren() {      const {count} = this.state;      const {handleclick, container1el, container2el} = this;      reactdom.render(<child1 count={count} onclick={handleclick}/>, container1el);      reactdom.render(<child2 count={count} onclick={handleclick}/>, container2el);    }      componentdidmount() {      this.renderchildren();    }        componentdidupdate() {      this.renderchildren();    }        componentwillunmount() {      reactdom.unmountcomponentatnode(this.container1el);      reactdom.unmountcomponentatnode(this.container2el);    }      render() {      return null;    }  }    reactdom.render(<app/>, document.createelement("div"));
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react/15.1.0/react.min.js"></script>  <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react/15.1.0/react-dom.min.js"></script>    <div id="container-1"></div>  <div id="container-2"></div>


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