I was stuck at this line: if (!router.isReady) { return; } for a lot of time, the page kept crashing. When I saw your code, it immedeately clicked in my mind, why not do the thing when router.isReady. Thank you so much! It was lifesaver.
I am so glad for this.
This exactly why I wrote this blog. Awesome
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I was stuck at this line:
if (!router.isReady) {
return;
}
for a lot of time, the page kept crashing. When I saw your code, it immedeately clicked in my mind, why not do the thing when router.isReady.
Thank you so much! It was lifesaver.
I am so glad for this.
This exactly why I wrote this blog. Awesome