This happens when, for example, you are on a /dynamicPost/:id route and try to refresh the page. The data is not persistent, so the refresh results in a white screen. If you try to go back a page to the home page, it will also be white, and you will have to refresh the page for the proper HomeScreen to appear again.
To replicate:
Search a Subreddit
Click a Post to go to the DynamicPostScreen
Refresh the page
ChatGPT had mentioned , but ChatGPT only uses react-router-dom v5 syntax and the method I found for did not work either.
I think to solve this, we need to figure out what conditions are being met logically for this to occur. When that happens, if we can catch it then we should be able to re-direct users to the homepage. Maybe we should cache the data or otherwise change the code structure another way.
Wrote code that will navigate('/') home if the DynamicPostScreen's DataContext value equals 'initial data' (the starting state value I added in App.js)
This happens when, for example, you are on a /dynamicPost/:id route and try to refresh the page. The data is not persistent, so the refresh results in a white screen. If you try to go back a page to the home page, it will also be white, and you will have to refresh the page for the proper HomeScreen to appear again.
To replicate:
ChatGPT had mentioned , but ChatGPT only uses react-router-dom v5 syntax and the method I found for did not work either.
I think to solve this, we need to figure out what conditions are being met logically for this to occur. When that happens, if we can catch it then we should be able to re-direct users to the homepage. Maybe we should cache the data or otherwise change the code structure another way.