Fix If logged in and click on down button on home screen no action #1101
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1-93: Summary and Next StepsThe changes made to the
Homecomponent inapp/(app)/page.tsxare a step towards addressing the down button functionality issue described in the PR objectives. However, there are several points that need clarification and possibly additional implementation:
- The conditional
idattribute added to the "Trending" section is a good start, but its purpose and usage need to be clarified.- The current implementation doesn't fully address the down button functionality as described in the PR objectives.
- There might be missing pieces of the implementation, such as event handling for the down button and smooth scrolling functionality.
To improve this PR and ensure it fully meets its objectives:
- Clarify how the down button click event is being handled and where this logic is implemented.
- Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of the conditional
idand its relation to the down button functionality.- If necessary, implement additional logic for smooth scrolling to the target sections.
- Ensure that the down button behaves correctly for both logged-in and non-logged-in users as described in the PR objectives.
Once these points are addressed, the PR will be in a better position to fully resolve the issue at hand.
Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions or clarifying the existing implementation?
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1-93: Clarify the implementation of down button functionalityThe current structure of the
Homecomponent partially aligns with the PR objectives by rendering different content based on the user's login status. However, there are some concerns regarding the implementation of the down button functionality:
- For non-logged-in users, there's a section with
id="cta"(lines 27-43) that could be the "get started" banner mentioned in the PR objectives.- For logged-in users, the new conditional
idon the "Trending" section (line 44) might be intended to serve as the target for the down button.However, the current implementation doesn't clearly show how the down button interaction is supposed to work. There's no visible logic for handling the button click or smooth scrolling to the target sections.
To ensure that this PR fully addresses the described issue, please clarify:
- How is the down button click event being handled? Is it implemented in a separate file?
- Is there any smooth scrolling functionality implemented to navigate to the target sections?
- Are there any additional changes needed in this file or others to complete the down button functionality?
Consider adding comments in the code to explain the purpose of the conditional
idand how it relates to the down button functionality. This will improve code readability and make the implementation more clear for future maintenance.#!/bin/bash # Search for any files that might contain down button click handling or smooth scrolling implementation rg --type ts --type tsx -e 'smoothScroll' -e 'scrollIntoView' -e 'onClick.*down.*button'
44-44: Verify if this change fully addresses the down button functionality issue.The addition of the conditional
idattribute is a step towards addressing the PR objectives. However, it's unclear if this change alone is sufficient to fix the down button functionality issue described in the PR summary.
- The
idis set to "cta" when the user is logged in, which could be part of the solution to ensure the down button navigates to the articles section.- There's no visible logic handling the down button click event or utilizing this
idfor navigation purposes.- The placement of the
idon thisdivmight not be optimal, as it's not at the top level of the component and doesn't seem to encompass the entire articles section.Please verify the following:
- Are there any accompanying JavaScript/TypeScript changes that utilize this
idfor navigation?- Is the placement of the
idattribute on this specificdivintentional and sufficient for the desired functionality?- Are additional changes needed to fully implement the down button behavior described in the PR objectives?
Consider moving the
idattribute to a more appropriate, top-level element that encompasses the entire articles section if needed.
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Fixes #1098
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