state is always one step behind after dispatch. about fluxor HOT 8 CLOSED

Condition 3) above is reproducable in Fluxor counter and blazor-fluxor samples. So fluxor does not preseve state between refreshes of browser? Is that by design? I thought it is analogous to session state.

from fluxor.

Re #3. That's the way Blazor works. If you do a physical refresh then it creates a new connection to the server and is equivalent to creating a new session.

As for your other problems, it's difficult for me to see what is going on. One thing that struck me as being a bit odd is that you are using two-way binding against what should be read-only state.

Change @bind-Enabled="@state.Value.States[0].Visible" to [email protected][0].Visible and see if that makes any difference.

from fluxor.

As I've not heard back I am going to assume this was related to mutable state and two-way binding. If this is not the case then please get back to me and I'll reopen and try to help you to resolve your problem.

from fluxor.

from fluxor.

https://github.com/CD1010/BlazorWizard/tree/StepActivations This is the code i am referring to in this issue.
I now understand the limitations in Blazor regarding item 3 above. I don't much like that, however. I am thinking i need to store state in localstorage also, so it survives refreshes. Something like good old Session behavior is what i am looking for.

As for 1 and 2, I still see that behavior no matter what i try. Is that an issue in fluxor or something i am doing wrong? Thanks. Try hitting "Toggle State" button and you will see state rendered is always one button click behind.

from fluxor.

I see it. I will investigate. Thanks!

from fluxor.

It is because you are iterating over the steps and showing Step.Enabled and then, after that, you are displaying the steps (which will bind the properties of the steps).

Put this in Wizard Step

protected override void OnParametersSet()
{
	base.OnParametersSet();
	System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Set parameters on: " + Name + " Enabled = " + Enabled);
}

And this inside your Wizard.Razor

@{System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Rendering wizard");

The output will look like this

All On
States
True
True
True
Set parameters on: One Enabled = True
Set parameters on: Two Enabled = False
Set parameters on: Three Enabled = True
Rendering wizard
Set parameters on: One Enabled = True
Set parameters on: Two Enabled = True
Set parameters on: Three Enabled = True

from fluxor.

@foreach (var item in Steps.Select((x, i) => new {  Step = x, Index = i}))
{
	item.Step.SetEnabled(state.Value.States[item.Index].Visible);
	... your code here...
}

Ideally, you should be working from store state.

from fluxor.