Keep Your UI State Alive in Inertia.js: How preserveState Works and When to Use It
When navigating within an Inertia SPA, you can keep the current component instance alive with preserveState. Learn how it works, verify it, and when to avoid it.
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When navigating within an Inertia SPA, you can keep the current component instance alive with preserveState. Learn how it works, verify it, and when to avoid it.
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