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I'd consider making use of getServerSideProps on pages that need to be authed, have a look at getServerSideProps . It'll run server side on a page per request.

Alternatively, it might make sense (depending on your project setup - especially if you have access to auth state in _app.tsx_) to render the auth component in your _app. More specifically, you could add a protected:true prop to the pages that are behind auth wall (using static props). Then in app you can check if a particular page has protected===true and redirect to auth component if the user isn't authed, for example:

Currently you just provide the element with index 0 in your code, as seen in phaseData[0].project_id. You need to provide the index to the function which opens your form.

I don´t see that you posted your code of the table, but it simply would be like callFormDialogFunction(index) and passing that index into the form, then using it like phaseData[index].project_id.

EDIT: Changes according to your full provided code

You are calling @click="editPhaseData(index)" but you have two parameters in your function:

You can do it in onAppear of generated content, but I suppose it is better to do it not directly but via binding (which is like a reference to state's external storage), like

You can use $("#pageloader").fadeOut(); or $("#pageloader").hide(); when your data is not valid like this:

Your addInput method creates and pushes new object into journal array, but each object created this way has a players property which references same array (this.contact)

The Difference Between Values and References in JavaScript

Easiest (but not most optimal) way to handle this is to create a copy of the array and objects inside for each new journal:

In the place you've flagged "confusion1", isOpen isn't a variable, it's a property name. Using just a property name without a value (just isOpen, not isOpen="..." or isOpen={...}) means it's a boolean property (like checked on HTML checkboxes). If you specify it, the value of the property is true. If you don't specify it, the value of the property is undefined (as always with unspecified properties).

Your confusion 2 and 3 are the same confusion: When destructuring, x: y means "take the property named x but put it in a variable/constant called y instead. (Basically, renaming it.) So the destructuring in Modal is copying the isOpen property it received into a parameter called propsIsOpen. That way, the code in the component can declare an isOpen variable with a slightly-adjusted value.

Here's an example of a boolean property:

If you setup your form with the form helper, you can reset the form on a successful post like this:

A Loader will create and destroy the component you point it at based on setting the source and/or active. That means the next time around you are working with a new instantiation of your Item component so isABSOffRoad reverts back to its default value of false.

If you want that state to persist there are two basic routes:

1. Don't unload the component - in other words remove the code that sets source to "". You can use visible instead to hide it. Then the component will not be destroyed and isABSOffRoad will retain its set value.

2. Add isABSOffRoad property to the parent component and pass the current value of it into the loaded component using Loader.setSource(). Then you can use signals to notify the parent component when isABSOffRoad has changed so it can capture and persist the new value before your component unloads.