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Currently, when having the automatic reload option enabled on pages where it is available, the whole page is kind of refreshed after the set period, making it "flashing" in a way, like a complete page refresh.
It feels kind of oldschool having it like this.
The logic should instead be to update the corresponding elements that needs to be refreshed, as set of DIV-containers or whatever.
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This is not easy to implement, since we don't have a framework in place for something like this and all the pages are served statically to the clients from the server. The alternative would be to build an api endpoint to serve the content for this specific site, which also is not really a great solution. I think we won't build a completely new frontend just to implement that. But lets see what the future brings and if maybe some day someone has the capacity and the motivation to rebuild the frontend of eventula in inertia (if, then thats prefered for me) or livewire. I'm going to leave this one open for now, maybe one of the others also have thoughts on this.
Also, this is kinf of a duplicate of #110 , since it seems we don't have implemented this everywhere we intended to, but i'm not sure right now. The initial enhancement was:
implementing autoreload for
Matchmaking overview
matchmaking details
gameserver overview
tournaments overview in the event view
tournaments overview in the home view
tournament detail view
When looking into this, it should be checked, which one is still not implemented.
Apfelwurm
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Match - Reload page dynamically
Autoreload pages dynamically
Dec 14, 2024
Currently, when having the automatic reload option enabled on pages where it is available, the whole page is kind of refreshed after the set period, making it "flashing" in a way, like a complete page refresh.
It feels kind of oldschool having it like this.
The logic should instead be to update the corresponding elements that needs to be refreshed, as set of DIV-containers or whatever.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: