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. net - Preventing double rendering with the . . . - Stack Overflow I'm exploring the new Blazor features of NET 8 and I'm encountering an issue where my component seems to be rendering twice The issue occurs when I'm using "Stream Rendering" combined with the "Interactive Server Render Mode"
in Blazor Server When I set the render mode for the entire app the . . . As per your other original comment, it's not clear what you are suggesting is not working Are you talking about prerender: false not working and unconditionally prerendering the component? or are you talking about prerender: true not working?
. NET 8 Blazor component visibly loading twice? Check your prerendering Turns out there are two main options at your disposal: The quick and easy option is to disable prerendering for your component Here we’ve specified that the render mode for this component is Interactive Server The false parameter switches prerendering off (for this component)
ASP. NET Core Blazor render modes | Microsoft Learn Blazor WebAssembly apps only render on the client via a client-side WebAssembly-based runtime and have no concept of a render mode If a render mode is applied to a component in a Blazor WebAssembly app, the render mode designation has no influence on rendering the component
InteractiveAutoRenderMode(prerender:false)) does not use interactive . . . When InteractiveAuto render mode is used without prerendering, server rending is not started and Blazor hangs until wasm dlls are loaded When Blazor webassembly cache is empty server rendering should start no matter whether prerender is enabled or not
Blazor WebApp template not working with @rendermode=new . . . Hi, you're encountering this error because changing the render mode to InteractiveWebAssemblyRenderMode (with prerender: false) shifts your Blazor app to pure WebAssembly mode, which doesn't execute any server-side code at startup