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To summarize comments to help some on in future.

CurrentCount is the property in defined in above class.

You'll need to enable source map generation for the production build in your next.config.js file as it's disabled by default.

Assuming you have locales list like th, en, de add this rewrite rule to the server context (for example, before the first location block):

run this command & then try.

Lately @MrWhite gave us another, better and simple solution - just add DirectoryIndex index.html to .htaccess file will do the same.

From the beginning I wrote that DirectoryIndex is working but NO! It seems it's working when you try prerender.io, but in reality it was showing website like this:

and I had to remove it. So it was not issue with .htaccess file, it was coming from the server.

What I did was I went into WHM->Apache Configurations->DirectoryIndex Priority and I saw this list

and yes that was it!

To fix I just moved index.html to the very top second comes index.html.var and after rest of them.

I don't know what index.html.var is for, but I did not risk just to remove it. Hope it helps someone who struggled as me.

Could someone explain if and why this step is required? Does it make any significant difference? I suppose it is to optimize the transmission of binary messages over the SignalR connection.

The Response Compression Middleware is not required when using asp.net core SignalR in the Blazor. In this tutorial, if you remove the services.AddResponseCompression() and app.UseResponseCompression(); in the Startup.cs file, the SignalR still works well.

More detail information, you could check the Response Compression Middleware, it is used to dynamically compress response bodies and reduce bandwidth utilization.

OnInitialized is fired before the first render, so personal will still be null when you set md=personal.

Move that code to OnAfterRender(bool firstRender) when firstRender is true

You might just need to edit your package.json, update the version for the offending package to the latest stable version (in this case https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-fetch), and then run "npm install" from the terminal.

Have you tried checking these cases:

• Make sure to move any non-pages out of the pages folder
• Check for any code that assumes a prop is available even when it might not be. e.g., have default data for all dynamic pages' props.
• Check for any out of date modules that you might be relying on
• Make sure your component handles fallback if it is enabled in getStaticPaths. Fallback docs
• Make sure you are not trying to export (next export) pages that have server-side rendering enabled (getServerSideProps)