So, I'm currently using Laravel Livewire in one of my projects. But when I try emit an event from one component to another component by magic mathod $refresh
, its refreshing (got the dom in xhr request ) the total component but the Front end is not updating realtime.
ProductReviewForm.php
Component:
public function save()
{
//some functionalities ....
$this->emit('reviewSectionRefresh');
}
ProductReviewSection.php
Component:
protected $listeners = [
'reviewSectionRefresh' => '$refresh',
];
public function render()
{
$this->review_lists = ProductReview::orderBy('id', 'DESC')->get();
return view('livewire.desktop.product-review-section');
}
So I want to emit the reviewSectionRefresh
event to be emitted whenever I call save()
function from First component, That should be listened by $listeners
from other component. This is working fine. also in xhr I'm getting the refreshed dom but the component in frontend is not updating. Hoping anyone working with Livewire may help with that.
To add a listener to make the component refresh itself, simply add the following line to your ProductIndex component. protected $listeners = ['refreshProducts' => '$refresh']; Livewire will now listen for any refreshProducts events that are emitted, and once they are emitted, it will refresh that component.
If you're a back-ender and need to create a project quickly with just some dynamic elements on the page, Livewire is probably your best solution. It doesn't take you outside of the comfort zone of Laravel: you kind of continue writing back-end Laravel code, creating PHP classes and Blade files.
wire:key="foo" Acts as a reference point for Livewire's DOM diffing system. Useful for adding/removing elements, and keeping track of lists.
So it seems I've write my component blade view in wrong way.
all things on refreshed component should be wrapped in one div element like this:
<div>
{{-- Anything you want to do --}}
</div>
previously my blade file was like. Which is Wrong
<div class="">
{{ -- some dom elements -- }}
</div>
<div class="">
{{ -- some other dom elements -- }}
</div>
but that should be like.
<div>
<div class="">
{{ -- some dom elements -- }}
</div>
<div class="">
{{ -- some other dom elements -- }}
</div>
</div>
So Whatever you write, that should be inside ONE PARENT DIV ELEMENT
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