javascript - React JS - Render one Component in another -


i'm brand new react pardon sloppiness here. have 2 asynchronous calls api's , trying display returned data 1 component inside another.

here first component async call api:

      var program = react.createclass({       getinitialstate: function(){           return{               data: []           };       },       componentdidmount(){           this.getdatafromserver('https://api.myjson.com/bins/5bdb3');       },       displayresponse: function(response) {         this.setstate({           data: response         })       },       getdatafromserver: function(url){           $.ajax({               type: 'get',               datatype: 'json',               url: url,               success: function(response, i) {                 this.displayresponse(response)               }.bind(this)           });       },       render: function() {         var size = 3; // show top 3 results         var list = this.state.data;         var result = list.slice(0, size).map(function(result, i) {           return <programitem key={ } course={ result } index={ } />         });         return (           <div>{ result }</div>         );       }   });    var programitem = react.createclass({     render: function() {       var course = this.props.course;       return (         <div classname="charts-block">           <div classname="top-section">             <div classname="charts-block-title">               <p classname="title">{ course.name }</p>               <button classname="edit-ico"><i classname="fa fa-pencil"></i></button>             </div>             <p>sales month</p>             <div classname="charts">               <img src="images/graph.png" alt="stats chart" />             </div>           </div>           <div classname="stats-list-wrapper parent-show-more">             <table classname="stats-table header">               <tr>                 <th colspan={ 2 } style={{ textalign: 'right' }}>current</th>                 <th>1 - year</th>               </tr>               <tr>                 <td>total monlthy sales</td>                 <td classname="monthly-sales">{ course.totalmonthlysales }</td>                 <td><img src="images/spark_line.png" alt="stats spark line" /></td>               </tr>             </table>             <div classname="show-more-table">               <div classname="stats-table plans-table">                 <div>                   <div>price name</div>                   <div>current</div>                   <div>1 - year</div>                 </div>                 <div classname="planinfo">-- data other component here --</div>               </div>             </div>             <div classname="click-more-row">               <span>more</span>             </div>           </div>         </div>       );     }   });

and inside of <div class="planifno"> wanting "inject" data second component here:

      var plan = react.createclass({       getinitialstate: function(){           return{               data: []           };       },       componentdidmount(){           this.getdatafromserver('https://api.myjson.com/bins/47axv');       },       displayresponse: function(response) {         this.setstate({           data: response         })       },       getdatafromserver: function(url){           $.ajax({               type: 'get',               datatype: 'json',               url: url,               success: function(response, i) {                 this.displayresponse(response)               }.bind(this)           });       },       render: function() {         var size = 7; // show top 3 results         var list = this.state.data;         var result = list.slice(0, size).map(function(result, i) {           return <planitem key={ } plan={ result } index={ } />         });         return (           <div>{ result }</div>         );       }     });      var planitem = react.createclass({       render: function() {         var plan = this.props.plan;         return (           <tr>             <td>{ plan.name }</td>             <td>{ plan.sales }</td>             <td></td>           </tr>         );       }     });

any direction appriciated!

just put <plan /> there.


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