force re-render
See original GitHub issueHi,
Would anyone like to see a force re-render functionality? Similar to my request of non-idemptotent routing.
{force:true}
option would make the FlowLayout re-render the template, if we want to re-start onCreated callbacks for some reason.
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I used the function “BlazeLayout.reset()” before render template again and it’s work fine.
I’m running into that exact issue. If a user switches from route A to route B, but both employ the same template, onCreate only fires the first time. I was setting up a data context there, but now I’ve got to figure out a different way to do this. A force flag would seem like a good option.