I have an app that pulls sensor data from an external API. It pulls all the data in one call and stores the data in custom states. On the web everything works fine, but on mobile, if I have more than 7 or 8 sensors, several seconds after the API call has completed and all data has been pulled down, the page will refresh. On Safari it will do this twice and then “A problem repeatedly occurred on…”. On Chrome it refreshes once and then works.
I’m having a similar issue. Only on mobile; some pages on my site will refresh once or twice, then crash. It happens on Safari as well as Chrome. Did you find a solution or anything helpful? Anything would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: It also happens on desktop when I make the screen size mobile. It doesn’t happen in Version Test on either devices
I’m experiencing something similar on my app currently, but it’s tied to the table element. If there are too many rows loaded it crashes iOS Safari and forces a page refresh. In my PWA, after the second refresh it will crash with the problem occurred repeatedly message which is a larger problem. I am adding pagination to my table now to help alleviate, which is probably a good idea either way.
Glad to see some other people chiming in here! I still haven’t fixed this. Unfortunately I don’t have Tagger installed, so that’s not it for me. The items are in a repeating group, but I’m not using the Table element.
Hi everyone,
It seems plugins can cause these refresh problems. If you’re still facing this, try checking your plugins like Microsoft Clarity or Tagger. Turning them off for a while might help figure out the issue.
Omg, you’re right bc we also use Clarity. I’ll remove it and lyk if it works. Both Tagger and Clarity will be removed this publish, so I won’t really be able to tell which worked for me. I’m glad you figured this out; I’ve been stressing about this a lot lately hahaha
Thanks everyone for the updates. I am using Clarity so I’m sure that was the issue for me as well, but it forced me to add pagination to all my large tables and that was worthwhile!
I found a fix: the bubble created plugins “ionic elements” and “mult-select drop down” load on page load even when hidden. And, they load all the elements in between them and the page level so RE, groups, nested groups, until they are loaded on page.
With the above, and the structure of my app, this created a cascading effect which would load 20,000 elements on the page on initial page load (anything above 1,500 on mobile is not great).
Yes, I fixed it. I was using the Microsoft Clarity plugin and it was constantly loading. I found it by going into Chrome and doing an Inspect. In the Network tab I could see Clarity continuing to run. I deleted the plugin and all was fixed.