Scroll to Top of Page in React

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[@userBC-usd]

I rarely comment on UA-cam, but I was searching for how to build a "goTop" function in React, and I came across your tutorial. It was clear, concise, and pretty easy to follow. Thanks for making this video. Thanks a lot!

[@arslan99]

I'm really glad in could help you out 😊

[@archangel4894]

Dude, Thanks for this tutorial. Straight to the point!

[@arslan99]

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[@maxalejandrocamacho6163]

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[@arslan99]

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[@synbonghitshomie]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@arslan99]

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[@thelearner3962]

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[@MTran-r8c]

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[@arslan99]

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[@Dilrux19]

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[@arslan99]

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[@volodymyrkosynskyi7431]

thank you!

[@hajimeippo804]

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[@World_information5568]

brother i have question that is window dom object? if yes then react don't recommend to do something with window object directly. Please reply.

[@arslan99]

I'm sorry I don't quite understand your question can you please elaborate

[@fi1ipovv28]

thats nice job . Thank you

[@arslan99]

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[@adrianedu5472]

Hello! Great job! Thanks for sharing! Really useful!

[@arslan99]

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[@arundhati7163]

Thanks, it's really very helpful.👍

[@arslan99]

Glad you liked it 😃

[@SaiPavanKumar19]

window.scrollTo() is not working

[@arslan99]

There could've been a typo you might've Typed scrollto

[@johanesalberto6136]

wow bro, thank you so much

[@arslan99]

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[@AndresRojas-tr9ir]

Good tutorial, thank you so much!

[@arslan99]

Of course, you're welcome I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@renu_singroha_]

😊thank you sir ,very nice

[@arslan99]

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[@arslan99]

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[@stacksolutions7056]

Nice tutorial,,this worked for me 👍👍

[@arslan99]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stacksolutions7056]

Yeah,thanks

[@buildervision7082]

Perfect

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[@arslan99]

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[@gregpuac]

Gracias, muy útil (Thank you, very useful)

[@arslan99]

No worries glad I could help

[@ajk6690]

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[@arslan99]

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[@arslan99]

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[@rafeifabulihya2814]

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[@mnnw148]

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[@Human_Evolution-]

I love you.

[@arslan99]

Lmao glad I could help 😃

[@artsycoder533]

Hi, i added this to a project im working on and this works for me, however I get a warning:
react_devtools_backend.js:3973 Warning: Can't perform a React state update on an unmounted component. This is a no-op, but it indicates a memory leak in your application. To fix, cancel all subscriptions and asynchronous tasks in a useEffect cleanup function.
I added a cleanup function to the bottom of my useEffect to remove the event listener, but the warning is still there:
useEffect(() => {
window.addEventListener("scroll", () => {
window.scrollY > 100 ? setToTop(true) : setToTop(false);
})
return () => {
window.removeEventListener("scroll", () => {
window.scrollY > 100 ? setToTop(true) : setToTop(false);
});
}
}, []);

[@arslan99]

Sorry without looking at the actual code This article should help. Oh also could it be your using async in your project but haven't used it in your useeffect?
stackoverflow.com/questions/53949393/cant-perform-a-react-state-update-on-an-unmounted-component#56537704

[@artsycoder533]

@@arslan99 I'll checkout out that stack overflow article, thank you!

[@csbhagwant]

it worked 🫡