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I'm using SSR (rendering in default mode) I have a server function that sets a cookie in Actix. |
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If you providing an example of some code, people could try to help debug. Otherwise, we can only guess. My guess is that you should use |
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I got my answer. I think 🤔 I just go with a fetch and set the cookie in that way. I need the data but I don’t need to block the entire page render in order to do that. I could just do it lazily when user press the button. |
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Hello could you post a snippet |
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Please create a new post and don't necroba year old one |
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Please create a new post and don't necroba year old one |
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If you providing an example of some code, people could try to help debug. Otherwise, we can only guess. My guess is that you should use
create_blocking_resourcefor the resource where you're calling the server function that writes the cookie, because otherwise the headers of the HTTP response will already have been sent by the time that Suspense resolves and it will be too late.