server-side-rendering

问题 Using withRouter as a wrapper with custom server, shallow routing doesn't seem to be working. I currently use this method to change the route: this.props.router.push({ pathname: currentPath, query: currentQuery, }); router prop comes from using withRouter to wrap my class component. And couldn't figure where to put the shallow flag. So I switched to the method mentioned in the docs: this.props.router.push('/post/[pid]?hello=123', '/post/abc?hello=123', { shallow: true }) So I did that

问题 Using withRouter as a wrapper with custom server, shallow routing doesn't seem to be working. I currently use this method to change the route: this.props.router.push({ pathname: currentPath, query: currentQuery, }); router prop comes from using withRouter to wrap my class component. And couldn't figure where to put the shallow flag. So I switched to the method mentioned in the docs: this.props.router.push('/post/[pid]?hello=123', '/post/abc?hello=123', { shallow: true }) So I did that

问题 Conditional rendering of components based on window.innerWidth seems to not work as intended just in the production build of Gatsby based website. The hook I am using to check the viewport's width, with the additional check for the window global to avoid Gatsby-node production build errors, is the following: import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' const useWindowWidth = () => { const windowGlobal = typeof window !== 'undefined' if(windowGlobal) { const [width, setWidth] = useState(window

问题 Conditional rendering of components based on window.innerWidth seems to not work as intended just in the production build of Gatsby based website. The hook I am using to check the viewport's width, with the additional check for the window global to avoid Gatsby-node production build errors, is the following: import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' const useWindowWidth = () => { const windowGlobal = typeof window !== 'undefined' if(windowGlobal) { const [width, setWidth] = useState(window

问题 Conditional rendering of components based on window.innerWidth seems to not work as intended just in the production build of Gatsby based website. The hook I am using to check the viewport's width, with the additional check for the window global to avoid Gatsby-node production build errors, is the following: import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' const useWindowWidth = () => { const windowGlobal = typeof window !== 'undefined' if(windowGlobal) { const [width, setWidth] = useState(window

问题 And I want to build an application that needs to render in the server-side in AEM. Then I have followed the tutorial which gives from AEM [https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kt/sites/using/getting-started-spa-wknd-tutorial-develop/react/chapter-0.html#prerequisites] . I have installed AEM 6.2 .I have two questions, I want to know AEM 6.2 support SSR ? and if yes what might be the issue for the below error. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62169720/aem-6-2-support-for-ssr-spa

问题 I am very used to the approach where SSR meant that the page got a full refresh and received a full HTML from the server, where it gets rendered with razor/pub/other depending on the backend stack. So every time the user would click on the navigation links, it would just send a request to the server and the whole page would refresh, receiving a new HTML. That is the traditional SSR which I understand. With SPA however, we have for example react or angular, where we receive almost empty HTML

问题 I am making a Server Side Rendering application using Next Js (React SSR). Index.js (Simply calling another component Layout in index) import Layout from "./layout"; import React from "react"; class Home extends React.Component { render() { return ( <div> <Layout /> </div> ); } } export default Home; Layout.js import React from "react"; import Product from "./product"; class Layout extends React.Component { static async getInitialProps() { const res = await fetch("https://api.github.com/repos

问题 on a web application I want to display two different Menu, one for the Mobile, one for the Desktop browser. I use Next.js application with server-side rendering and the library react-device-detect. Here is the CodeSandox link. import Link from "next/link"; import { BrowserView, MobileView } from "react-device-detect"; export default () => ( <div> Hello World.{" "} <Link href="/about"> <a>About</a> </Link> <BrowserView> <h1> This is rendered only in browser </h1> </BrowserView> <MobileView>

问题 on a web application I want to display two different Menu, one for the Mobile, one for the Desktop browser. I use Next.js application with server-side rendering and the library react-device-detect. Here is the CodeSandox link. import Link from "next/link"; import { BrowserView, MobileView } from "react-device-detect"; export default () => ( <div> Hello World.{" "} <Link href="/about"> <a>About</a> </Link> <BrowserView> <h1> This is rendered only in browser </h1> </BrowserView> <MobileView>