All routes rendered twice about react-mini-router

[larrymyers]

Can you provide any code in your project where you think the issue is?

If you are seeing routes rendering multiple times for a single action, it likely means that you have DOM event that isn't being trapped and is propagating beyond the scope of the RouterMixin.

Check out the example app in react-mini-router. It's a functional React application, maybe that can give you some code you can use.

[pjdevries]

Thanx for the swift response.

Not sure which code I can provide, since I don't know where the issue is :)

What I can see, is that the router executes setState() twice: first in handleClick() and a second time in onPopState(). It only happens when navigating from one route to another. If I click the active menu item, only handleClick() is executed. Does that help?

[larrymyers]

It shouldn't be calling popState and handleClick in the same render cycle. If this is happening it means something your application is triggering navigation beyond just the href in the anchor tag.

[pjdevries]

I suppose popState and handleClick are called under different circumstances. Can you give me a clue under which circumstances? It might make it easier for me to pinpoint the problem.

[pjdevries]

I accidentally closed the topic, so this comment is just to reopen it :)

[pjdevries]

Hey Larry,

Have you given my last question any thought?

I have a new question: if my app is not always in the web root (different for development and productrion), how do I configure the router and the url's in my links, so that they always get routed correctly?

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,

Pieter-Jan de Vries

[larrymyers]

See the docs about configuring the router to mount at a specific path as the root path:

https://github.com/larrymyers/react-mini-router#configuration

[pjdevries]

Thanks for the swift reply.
I would not dare asking any questions, if I wouldn't at least have read the documentation more than once. Either I'm not smart enough and miss the necessary experience and background knowledge (the most obvious reason) or the documentation is not as clear as you assume ;)
Don't worry, I'll try to figure something out.