Sandro
Sandro
For example, in our case we have a `Section` component that contains various fields, some of which are `Repeater`s. On the side, we have a **live preview** that should update...
Only thing relevant it has is `live()`, which is what causes the normal field changes to bubble up the `afterStateUpdated` to the Section. That’s why I’m checking if the Repeater...
No worries, I’ll be here to help if I can.
Definitely a great improvement, and it behaves as it should. It was just missing the check for whether the initial component was live, so I added that :)
Yeah, but without checking if it’s live, it happens instantly in this case—rather than during a Livewire request or when another input is updated. I added it because the goal...
Well, after actually checking, it turns out that with normal state updates, afterStateUpdated doesn’t bubble if the component isn’t live—even after a Livewire request or when another input is updated....
I was talking about the update hook bubbling and not just running, but sure, maybe I missed something. Thanks, Dan.