Nikola Đuza
Nikola Đuza
Hey, thanks for opening an issue. This is an interesting problem. I am interested, are you using `render_async` with jQuery or with Vanilla JS? Here's how you can [configure different...
But I think regardless of what you use, you are right: > Upon investigation, the [code](https://github.com/renderedtext/render_async/blob/master/lib/render_async/view_helper.rb#L13) seems to only printing out the cached HTML. I'd like to understand your use...
Got it, thanks for sharing what you did. I'm glad you managed to make it work 🙌 But the issue you raised here is still valid - whether we should...
Hey, @dbs-ced and @kofronpi. Thanks for submitting and commenting on the issue. I will look more into this and try to fix it ASAP for y'all. We recently got another...
One question, @dbs-ced and @kofronpi - where did you put your ``? I am trying to debug this issue and this info would help me a lot. EDIT: I tested...
Hey, @bbugh. Thanks for opening an issue about this. About the 1. point on loading a spinner, did you try out an option for [setting a placeholder](https://github.com/renderedtext/render_async#passing-in-a-placeholder) from the docs?...
Ah, I see now. Thanks for explaining in detail. > "on first load, use the placeholder content, on future loads just update the DOM differences." This sounds like a pretty...
Awesome, thanks for providing all this info, it will be valuable for me. I will try to implement this as the next thing. If you find time to recreate a...
Hey, @bbugh, I investigated this issue a bit. Turns out that Turbolinks has 2 types of visits - the [Application visit](https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#application-visits) and the [Restoration visit](https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#restoration-visits). It turns out that the...
Sounds like a great idea. We could add some `lazy_load` flag to render_async which will do a request only when it's visible. I love the idea, if you want to...