Dynamic meta <Title> not updated on routes Solid-start SSR: false
app.config.js
import { defineConfig } from "@solidjs/start/config";
export default defineConfig({
ssr: false,
server: {
preset: "cloudflare_pages"
},
});
i searched on chatgpt about my issue as a response
The issue you're facing arises because you have disabled Server-Side Rendering (SSR) in your app.config.js with the ssr: false setting. SolidStart uses SSR to inject the meta tags dynamically into the HTML when the server renders a page. By disabling SSR, the meta tags defined in individual components like About.jsx are not rendered at the server level and thus don't appear in the page's initial HTML.
i got this...
so now how can i fix this problem ?
It would be great if there was a more seamless way to ensure that client-only code is either automatically deferred or conditionally executed, without requiring manual checks with onMount or isServer. Is there a recommended approach or potential solution to address this issue more effectively in SolidJS, especially when working with components that require SSR but also need to handle client-specific logic?
import { defineConfig } from "@solidjs/start/config";
export default defineConfig({
ssr: false,
server: {
preset: "cloudflare_pages"
},
});
i searched on chatgpt about my issue as a response
The issue you're facing arises because you have disabled Server-Side Rendering (SSR) in your app.config.js with the ssr: false setting. SolidStart uses SSR to inject the meta tags dynamically into the HTML when the server renders a page. By disabling SSR, the meta tags defined in individual components like About.jsx are not rendered at the server level and thus don't appear in the page's initial HTML.
i got this...
so now how can i fix this problem ?
It would be great if there was a more seamless way to ensure that client-only code is either automatically deferred or conditionally executed, without requiring manual checks with onMount or isServer. Is there a recommended approach or potential solution to address this issue more effectively in SolidJS, especially when working with components that require SSR but also need to handle client-specific logic?
