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How does TurboLinks display response HTML?
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I am studying the basic internal functionality of the JavaScript TurboLinks framework at the moment. From what I understand, onclick events are assigned to all anchor tags to be able to prevent the default action (full page reload) and load the link content via AJAX instead. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
When the AJAX callback receives the whole HTML document as a string, how can it be rendered without (re)loading script and style tags?
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I am studying the basic internal functionality of the JavaScript TurboLinks framework at the moment. From what I understand, onclick events are assigned to all anchor tags to be able to prevent the default action (full page reload) and load the link content via AJAX instead. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
When the AJAX callback receives the whole HTML document as a string, how can it be rendered without (re)loading script and style tags?
javascript html turbolinks
asked Mar 22 at 23:52
BL4CKYBL4CKY
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I am studying the basic internal functionality of the JavaScript TurboLinks framework at the moment. From what I understand, onclick events are assigned to all anchor tags to be able to prevent the default action (full page reload) and load the link content via AJAX instead. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
When the AJAX callback receives the whole HTML document as a string, how can it be rendered without (re)loading script and style tags?
javascript html turbolinks
asked Mar 22 at 23:52
BL4CKYBL4CKY
134
I am studying the basic internal functionality of the JavaScript TurboLinks framework at the moment. From what I understand, onclick events are assigned to all anchor tags to be able to prevent the default action (full page reload) and load the link content via AJAX instead. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
When the AJAX callback receives the whole HTML document as a string, how can it be rendered without (re)loading script and style tags?
javascript html turbolinks
javascript html turbolinks
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Scripts and styles will only be (re)loaded and evaluated when they are inserted into a page. When the HTML is received via AJAX, Turbolinks creates a new HTML document behind-the-scenes, and sets its content to the HTML response. As this is not yet rendered/inserted, the browser does not download/evaluate any scripts or styles. The <head> of the new document can now be compared to the current one and additional assets can be added as necessary.
In terms of the specific Turbolinks components:
Visits createSnapshots from the AJAX response (seeVisit#loadResponse)Snapshots create HTML elements behind-the-scenes (seeSnapshot#fromHTMLStringSnapshotRenderers handle merging the<head>and replacing the<body>(SnapshotRenderer#mergeHeadandSnapshotRenderer#replaceBody)
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I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
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Scripts and styles will only be (re)loaded and evaluated when they are inserted into a page. When the HTML is received via AJAX, Turbolinks creates a new HTML document behind-the-scenes, and sets its content to the HTML response. As this is not yet rendered/inserted, the browser does not download/evaluate any scripts or styles. The <head> of the new document can now be compared to the current one and additional assets can be added as necessary.
In terms of the specific Turbolinks components:
Visits createSnapshots from the AJAX response (seeVisit#loadResponse)Snapshots create HTML elements behind-the-scenes (seeSnapshot#fromHTMLStringSnapshotRenderers handle merging the<head>and replacing the<body>(SnapshotRenderer#mergeHeadandSnapshotRenderer#replaceBody)
answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
2,68821618
I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
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Scripts and styles will only be (re)loaded and evaluated when they are inserted into a page. When the HTML is received via AJAX, Turbolinks creates a new HTML document behind-the-scenes, and sets its content to the HTML response. As this is not yet rendered/inserted, the browser does not download/evaluate any scripts or styles. The <head> of the new document can now be compared to the current one and additional assets can be added as necessary.
In terms of the specific Turbolinks components:
Visits createSnapshots from the AJAX response (seeVisit#loadResponse)Snapshots create HTML elements behind-the-scenes (seeSnapshot#fromHTMLStringSnapshotRenderers handle merging the<head>and replacing the<body>(SnapshotRenderer#mergeHeadandSnapshotRenderer#replaceBody)
answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
2,68821618
I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
add a comment |
Scripts and styles will only be (re)loaded and evaluated when they are inserted into a page. When the HTML is received via AJAX, Turbolinks creates a new HTML document behind-the-scenes, and sets its content to the HTML response. As this is not yet rendered/inserted, the browser does not download/evaluate any scripts or styles. The <head> of the new document can now be compared to the current one and additional assets can be added as necessary.
In terms of the specific Turbolinks components:
Visits createSnapshots from the AJAX response (seeVisit#loadResponse)Snapshots create HTML elements behind-the-scenes (seeSnapshot#fromHTMLStringSnapshotRenderers handle merging the<head>and replacing the<body>(SnapshotRenderer#mergeHeadandSnapshotRenderer#replaceBody)
answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
2,68821618
Scripts and styles will only be (re)loaded and evaluated when they are inserted into a page. When the HTML is received via AJAX, Turbolinks creates a new HTML document behind-the-scenes, and sets its content to the HTML response. As this is not yet rendered/inserted, the browser does not download/evaluate any scripts or styles. The <head> of the new document can now be compared to the current one and additional assets can be added as necessary.
In terms of the specific Turbolinks components:
Visits createSnapshots from the AJAX response (seeVisit#loadResponse)Snapshots create HTML elements behind-the-scenes (seeSnapshot#fromHTMLStringSnapshotRenderers handle merging the<head>and replacing the<body>(SnapshotRenderer#mergeHeadandSnapshotRenderer#replaceBody)
answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
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answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
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answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
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answered Mar 25 at 21:43
Dom ChristieDom Christie
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2,68821618
I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
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I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
I was unable to find these parts of the code, but you showed exactly what I was looking for. Also well explained. Tested and it works - thank you!
– BL4CKY
Mar 25 at 22:46
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