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Hello,
in my rails web I use several javascript libraries among which Alpine.js and Swiper.js
When I navigate back to the previous screen ( action .restore) the app freezes and the spinner keeps thinking and thinking. Everything stays frozen.
Among my metatags I have :
%meta{ name: “turbo-visit-control”, content: “reload”}
because as the Turbo documentation says this can be a workaround for Javascript libraries.
If I remove the meta-tag the Javascript libraries don't load, if I put it back the app freezes.
Putting data-turbo-track : reload in the assets doesn't work either (this was working with turbo-ios) .
data-turbo-track : reload
Here is another similar case: #33
Any fix for this?
Maybe I can handle somehow the .restore action in the func handle(proposal: VisitProposal) -> ProposalResult {} function?
func handle(proposal: VisitProposal) -> ProposalResult {}
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Hello,
in my rails web I use several javascript libraries among which Alpine.js and Swiper.js
When I navigate back to the previous screen ( action .restore) the app freezes and the spinner keeps thinking and thinking.
Everything stays frozen.
Among my metatags I have :
%meta{ name: “turbo-visit-control”, content: “reload”}
because as the Turbo documentation says this can be a workaround for Javascript libraries.
If I remove the meta-tag the Javascript libraries don't load, if I put it back the app freezes.
Putting
data-turbo-track : reload
in the assets doesn't work either (this was working with turbo-ios) .Here is another similar case: #33
Any fix for this?
Maybe I can handle somehow the .restore action in the
func handle(proposal: VisitProposal) -> ProposalResult {}
function?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: