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Calling `.render()` on a form that already exists causes it to become hidden
See original GitHub issueThere’s a demonstration of this at https://jsfiddle.net/op1ajzu9/1/. I don’t understand the intention of this, but it does appear to be deliberate; Webform.render() calls this.showElement(false).
This seems to have been introduced here
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- Created 4 years ago
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redraw() is probably a better way of doing it. This already works very differently in the 4.x branch which we’re hoping to get released soon. If you’ve got a workaround for now we will just move forward and make sure this is correct in 4.x
Redraw has been added to our Core 4x renderer.