I’m facing an issue with dynamically rendering content from Builder. io on my website. Even after following the documentation and tutorials, I’m getting errors when trying to display dynamic data.
I’m using React.js with the Builder. io React SDK to fetch and render content dynamically. My implementation involves querying Builder. io for content using the builder.get() method and then rendering it within my React components.
The error I’m facing is that while the initial fetch of content from Builder. io is successful, subsequent updates or changes to the content are not reflected dynamically on my website. Even though I’ve set up event listeners or callbacks to listen for changes in Builder. io content, the updates are not being propagated to my React components as expected.
I have double-checked my implementation code, including event listener setup and content update mechanisms, but I am not able to resolve the issue.
Can anyone provide suggestions for troubleshooting dynamic data rendering in Builder. io within a React.js environment?
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Rendering dynamic content from Builder.io in a React.js environment can sometimes be challenging, especially when dealing with updates and real-time content propagation. Let’s go through some steps to troubleshoot and ensure your setup is correct, and address common pitfalls.
Verify in the Builder.io dashboard that the content is indeed being updated and published. Sometimes, changes may appear in the editor but need to be explicitly published.
Step 7: Check Network Requests
Use browser Developer Tools to inspect the network requests to Builder.io and ensure that updates are being fetched correctly.
Sample Full Implementation
Here’s a sample full implementation that includes initialization, fetching, and real-time updates.
By following these steps and ensuring proper setup and debugging, you should be able to dynamically render and update content from Builder.io in your React.js application. If the issue persists, further inspection using browser dev tools and network logs may help identify the source of the problem.