Message from JavaScript discussions
November 2016
— That callback is fed into the viewFactory as the callback argument
And, then executed here
render: function (pageData) {
return new Promise (function (resolve, reject) {
renderProcedure(resolve, reject, pageData);
});
}
— And so... the issue is pretty simple. Lets say I load View A with Data 1234. Then, I load View B, which overwrites all elements in the DOM. If I load View A again with 1234, it will not render.
— Basically I need to figure out a way to tell the view it needs to render, regardless of the diff check result
— And if you look at the componentUpdate interface, it does indeed have a force argument, so the functionality to make it render is there, just not the mechanism to detect when we need to use it
— I see, how do you load views? what's your mechanism to do that?
— Load the view objects themselves?
— How do you trigger this
— Here
— > I load View B, which overwrites all elements in the DOM
— Ah, I trigger it via the usual Flux pattern of using stores and events
— That code, you can see constructs the structure of the objects, then if you look here you can see the event listener is set in the factory