These days, many applications are built as single-page applications (SPA). Livewire v3 offers a single-page application experience.
Basic Usage
To use this feature, you just need to add a wire:navigate directive to the navigation link. For example, if we have a couple of routes.
Route::get('posts', \App\Livewire\ShowPosts::class);Route::get('posts/create', \App\Livewire\CreatePost::class);Route::get('users', \App\Livewire\ShowUsers::class);Then we add wire:navigate to each link.
<nav> <a href="/posts" wire:navigate>Posts</a> <a href="/posts/create" wire:navigate>Create Post</a> <a href="/users" wire:navigate>Users</a></nav>After clicking a link, Livewire will load the new page in the background, and only then will...
How to show the progress bar when switching between pages (paginate links)? In general, how to show the progress bar manually, for example, during a search query?
What do you mean by progress bar?
A progress bar at the top of the page when switching between pages. navigate.show_progress_bar
It mig be because naviga doesnt have
wire:navigateadded. Try publishing assets andPagination works through gotoPage previousPage nextPage methods where change paginators variable. In general, wire:navigate is inappropriate here, since it is simply a change of the paginators public property and, accordingly, overloads the DOM. So the question is whether there is a way to manually display the progress bar.
You should raise a discussion on the livewire repo as this is a core function.
Thank you for your attention to the question!
If you can't see the progress bar, probably it's because it's loading to fast. you can add a sleep(3) to you Livewire component inside the render method just to simulate a loading delay. and you will see the progress bar in the top of the page, very nice.