Hello,
I have a very odd situation going on where a certain page is refetching (re-frontloading) the data after page load, but only on webkit browsers (safari and chrome). Debugging a bit logging out console.log(frontloadMeta.serverRendered); I see the server always logs true (3 times), safari/chrome log false always (also 3), and firefox logs true once.
These are redux thunks
const { frontloadMeta } = useFrontload('ContentListContainer', async () => {
console.log('frontloading');
await Promise.all([
dispatch(fetchAllArticles()),
dispatch(fetchOtherVideos()),
dispatch(fetchAllVideos()),
]);
return true;
});
The frontload data is there in the source in all browsers.
window.__FRONTLOAD_DATA__={"ContentListContainer":true}
And generally frontloading works everywhere else as expected. Logging the same thing in other places results in frontloadMeta.serverRendered true everywhere, as you'd expect. Places that use similar redux thunks in Promise.all look fine. Its a real mystery...
Any ideas?
Hello,
I have a very odd situation going on where a certain page is refetching (re-frontloading) the data after page load, but only on webkit browsers (safari and chrome). Debugging a bit logging out
console.log(frontloadMeta.serverRendered);I see the server always logs true (3 times), safari/chrome log false always (also 3), and firefox logs true once.These are redux thunks
The frontload data is there in the source in all browsers.
And generally frontloading works everywhere else as expected. Logging the same thing in other places results in frontloadMeta.serverRendered true everywhere, as you'd expect. Places that use similar redux thunks in Promise.all look fine. Its a real mystery...
Any ideas?