Hi @yyx990803
Some service integrations require an embedded script inside the vue instance. This is per default not allowed, but with packages like vue-script2 it is possible - however.
Integrating a third party script inside the vue instance will only allow it to load on the first page load both SSR loaded and CSR. The only way I have found to hack this issue is to apply some information about the current page contains a "unsupported" script and force a SSR by window.location.replace in the beforeRouteUpdate navigation guard.
Is there a way to implement third party scripts provided by some companies, that will load every time?
I have used the following as a base for testing in both in Vue CLI and Vue-Hackernews 2.0 boilerplate.
Hi @yyx990803 Some service integrations require an embedded script inside the vue instance. This is per default not allowed, but with packages like
vue-script2
it is possible - however.Integrating a third party script inside the vue instance will only allow it to load on the first page load both SSR loaded and CSR. The only way I have found to hack this issue is to apply some information about the current page contains a "unsupported" script and force a SSR by
window.location.replace
in thebeforeRouteUpdate
navigation guard.Is there a way to implement third party scripts provided by some companies, that will load every time?
I have used the following as a base for testing in both in Vue CLI and Vue-Hackernews 2.0 boilerplate.
This perticular case can be hacked but the issue still prevails if only a script-tag is provided which has to be placed in context.
I personally see this as a missing part of Vue if my case is unsupported.
Cheers