Single-Page Load Functionality #1228
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Hi Laravel Backpack Team, I'm currently evaluating Laravel Backpack packages and noticed in your demo site (https://demo.backpackforlaravel.com/) that the page transitions seem to function as single-page loads. I am interested in understanding if this feature is available across all packages or if it is exclusive to a specific subscription. Could you please clarify if the single-page load functionality is included as a core feature of your packages, or if there are particular implementation required? Thanks |
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🚨 Bot is not sure about this answer. Please verify. 🚨 I apologize, but I don't have enough information in the provided knowledge sources to definitively answer your question about single-page load functionality in Backpack. The documents don't contain specific details about page transition behavior or single-page load features. However, I can provide some relevant information based on what is available:
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I apologize that I couldn't provide a more specific answer to your question based on the available information. Relevant sources: Feature Request |
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Hi @mk5-danny-w, Thanks for reaching out and for your interest in Backpack! Backpack is not built as a single-page application (SPA); instead, it operates with server-rendered pages, meaning each page load fetches a new view from the server. However, certain features within Backpack use AJAX (like in-line editing, filters, and some forms) to enhance interactivity and reduce full-page reloads where possible. The fast page loads you’ve noticed are actually thanks to Basset, Backpack’s own caching system. Basset optimizes asset loading and minimizes load times across pages, creating a smoother and faster user experience that can feel somewhat like an SPA. This feature is part of Backpack’s core. If you're looking for a fully SPA-like experience, it might require some customizations beyond Backpack's built-in functionality. Let us know if you have any more questions about specific use cases or customization options! Cheers. |
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Hi @mk5-danny-w,
Thanks for reaching out and for your interest in Backpack!
Backpack is not built as a single-page application (SPA); instead, it operates with server-rendered pages, meaning each page load fetches a new view from the server. However, certain features within Backpack use AJAX (like in-line editing, filters, and some forms) to enhance interactivity and reduce full-page reloads where possible.
The fast page loads you’ve noticed are actually thanks to Basset, Backpack’s own caching system. Basset optimizes asset loading and minimizes load times across pages, creating a smoother and faster user experience that can feel somewhat like an SPA. This feature is part of Backpack’s c…