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Back button doesn't work when next and previous restorationIndetifiers from turbo history the same #1333

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volodymyr-vt opened this issue Nov 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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Back button doesn't work when next and previous restorationIndetifiers from turbo history the same #1333

volodymyr-vt opened this issue Nov 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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volodymyr-vt commented Nov 1, 2024 •
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Hi.
I have filter form where i fetch turbo stream responses and push state updates with

Turbo.navigator.history.push(filterUrl)

Following flow is broken:

  1. / page loaded.
  2. I apply filter(which does Turbo.navigator.history.push(filterUrl)) - updates url, pushes state - everything ok.
  3. I click back button - it updates url but it doesn't perform navigation.

I found only one workaround for this using stimulus:

// Stimulus filter component
connect() {
  window.addEventListener("popstate", this.handlePopstate);
}
handlePopstate = (e) => {
  if (!Turbo.navigator.formSubmission && !Turbo.navigator.adapter.progressBar?.visible) {
    Turbo.visit(window.location.href, { action: "advance" })
  }
}

Is this bug in stimulus? Are there some options or more elegant workarounds?
@volodymyr-vt volodymyr-vt changed the title Back button dosent work when next and previous restorationIndetifiers from turbo history the same Back button doesn't work when next and previous restorationIndetifiers from turbo history the same Nov 1, 2024
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volodymyr-vt commented Nov 1, 2024 •
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Upd: Found that problem lies in this line:

turbo/src/core/drive/navigator.js

Line 138 in ea54ae5

getRequestURL(location) === getRequestURL(this.view.lastRenderedLocation) &&

In my case i navigate back to / page which is the same page that was rendered by Turbo last time

Alternative workaround is about doing push and setting lastRenderedLocation:

<%#  In <head> for filter page or globally %>
<meta name="turbo-cache-control" content="no-cache">
Turbo.navigator.history.push(filterUrl);
Turbo.navigator.view.lastRenderedLocation = filterUrl;
// or
Turbo.navigator.history.push(filterUrl);
Turbo.session.pageBecameInteractive();

Would be nice to have the same behavior like listed in code snippet above as one method and part of public Turbo api.

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