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Discover how to independently manage multiple `Material-UI` tooltips in a React component using state hooks, ensuring a smooth user interface experience.
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How to Manage Multiple Material-UI Tooltips with Custom Open and Close Controls

Implementing tooltips in a React application using Material-UI can enhance user experience by providing context and additional information without cluttering the interface. However, when you need to manage multiple tooltips and implement custom open and close actions, it can get tricky.

If you're facing a challenge where you want to use two tooltips within the same parent component, and you want to control their visibility independently, you're in the right place. Let's dive into how to maintain separate states for your tooltips so that each tooltip can be controlled individually.

The Challenge

When working with Material-UI tooltips, a common scenario is wanting to manage their visibility using custom controls. You might want to display one tooltip after a user clicks a button and another tooltip for a different action. The issue arises when both tooltips are trying to use a single state variable, which can lead to confusion and improper behavior.

Solution Overview

To tackle this problem, we will:

Create Separate State Variables: Use the useState hook to maintain separate open/close states for each tooltip.

Implement Custom Control Logic: Ensure that each tooltip's visibility is controlled by its corresponding state variable.

Step-by-Step Implementation

Here’s a step-by-step guide to implement this in your React component:

1. Set Up Your Component

First, we’ll create a React component that will hold our tooltips.

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Breaking It Down

State Variables:

We created open1 and open2 as state variables to manage the visibility of Tooltip 1 and Tooltip 2, respectively.

Helper Functions:

We defined functions like handleOpen1, handleClose1, handleOpen2, and handleClose2. Each function updates the corresponding state variable, allowing us to control the tooltips independently.

Rendering Tooltips:

Each Tooltip component uses its own open and close handlers, ensuring that only the desired tooltip responds to user actions.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can successfully manage multiple Material-UI tooltips within the same parent component. Using separate state variables allows for clearer control and a better user experience. Now, you never have to worry about uncontrolled tooltips interfering with one another!

If you have any queries or feedback regarding this implementation, feel free to share. Happy coding!