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react_component in a response from a remote request #42
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@renchap any pointers or help on this would be much appreciated, even if just a link to an example or something that could lead me in the right direction. Thanks :) |
This is currently not doable using Until this is added to |
hmmm... okay, I'll see what I come up with and share it here once I've got something going. |
I am closing this issue as it is a duplicate of #37. I will try to implement this as soon as I get some time. |
gracias |
First of all, great job making a simple gem that is easy to use and integrate. Much appreciated.
I am trying to use a component that is rendered in a partial that is rendered in a remote response from the server.
There's nothing special about the component:
The response renders the following:
it all looks right from this perspective, but the component is not actually displaying, because I'm guessing the JS part is not triggered to transform the
div
to the component.I can use the component normally on a page that is not rendered through an AJAX request, so I have confidence that everything works from that perspective.
How can I trigger manually the "compilation" of the component after the remote response completes?
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