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Thank you so much such a detailed description of Parameter passing and navigation in Blazor, it is exactly what i was looking for for my Maui Blazor hybrid application. Thanks alot saved me hours of agony
thanks for your video i wanna ask you about route in blazor in my case, i have 1 solution with 3 project blazor, 1 main project and 2 additional project how i can route to additional project from main project ? thanks in advance
The OnInitializedAsync is called twice. This is by design as far as I am aware. This calls the API twice. Is there a way to stop calling the API twice?
That happened to me also. Apparently, if you have 2 routings in a component, OnInitializedAsync is called twice. Try with only one routing in the component and check again. It does not make any sense to me, but it behaves that way.
The same is true with employee public property! in fact, it seems like each time that you use inside (like, name) the debugger goes to EmployeeDetailComponentBase and reads the property like a round-trip. @kudvenkat
NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. EmployeeManagement.Pages.EmployeeDetails.BuildRenderTree(RenderTreeBuilder __builder at these Layout = null; do you guys getting this Error?
@@zorigdavaag.8354 That's true it solves the problem but why is this? We didn't initilaize the Employees property in the EmployeeListBase class like here and still worked, so why is that?
So basically you need to "recreate" repository pattern at front -end to be able to do some calls, seems to me like it's somewhat a overkill :) here is where Blazor is somewhat disappointing for me...
@Barri Duty you can Create relationship b/n the two entities then use Include(e => e.Departments); this way you have all the department information.....
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