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The notOnSame property present on templates is used when you are using the url attribute to make it so that a request isn't executed if you already on that page to start with.
Solution
I think that we can get rid of the notOnSame property all together. If the url in the template Object is different to the previous path visited, then it already knows that it will need to request the template regardless of whether it is already on the page.
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Background
The
notOnSame
property present on templates is used when you are using theurl
attribute to make it so that a request isn't executed if you already on that page to start with.Solution
I think that we can get rid of the
notOnSame
property all together. If the url in the template Object is different to the previous path visited, then it already knows that it will need to request the template regardless of whether it is already on the page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: