Examples/Routing/Pages difference static vs reload
I'm noob and still learning...sorry for the trivial question.
In the official example: https://nuxt.com/docs/examples/routing/pages
I don't understand what difference should be between the
parent/reload-[id] and parent/static-[id] pages.
I thought the presence of key:
in the static-[id] page, should prevent the re-rendering as described in Child Route Keys. Avoiding the increment of the reloads var, and the onMounted() execution.
So, what is the behavioral difference between the two routes: parent/reload-[id] and parent/static-[id]?
And the meaning of key in the definePageMeta() arg?
Thanks!Nuxt
Pages · Nuxt Examples
This example shows how to use the pages/ directory to create application routes.
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Here the answer: https://github.com/nuxt/examples/issues/74#issuecomment-2041646758
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Difference between static and reload (in Routing/Pages)? · Issue #7...
In the routing/pages example, what should be the difference between the parent/reload-[id] and parent/static-[id] pages? In the parent/static-[id] page code are added these lines: definePageMeta({ ...
so
parent/static-[id] works as both a static and dynamic pageI think it avoids re-rendering when you come from a route with the same key
I see