Implementation I am currently implementing a web app using Next.js 14. I want to add a loader component which is displayed while the page is being loaded. For this I used the loading.tsx file, just as described here. My folder structure now looks something like this: src |- app |– loading.tsx |– page.tsx |– profile […]

I’m using one API to get image sources and some of them are of type text/html;charset=utf-8, the rest are image/pngs and they’re working fine.

I’ve just switched to the app folder structure. I use mock data (you can see in mock folder), I simulate data delay with the -sleep- function. I am fetching the tabs items that make up the tabs and I fetch the related table data separately in their own components and wrapped them with Suspense.

As many know the hydration error in Next.js (which is actually a React problem) has existed for like two years or more. In most cases it’s caused by mistakes made by the developer but there’s the case where users of the website receive the error notification because a browser extension is injecting HTML code. That is not uncommon these days with password managers etc. which is why I’m wondering if there is any way to hide the error pop up at the moment. In my opinion it’s a horrible UX to have errors displayed across the entire web app without the user even knowing it’s one of their browser extensions.

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inside the modal (children) there is an id being rendered and i just added a form with a button whose action is a server action callback function that just redirects to the ‘/’ page , after that when i click on another parallel route , it doesnt render and just changes the url. Im stuck on it for hours now and i donot know how to fix that.