Next.js { cache: "no-store" } does not work
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Miniature Fox Terrier posted this in #help-forum
Miniature Fox TerrierOP
Hello,
I'm using Next.js version 13.4.12. I'm implementing an async fetch in my server-side page.jsx component and I'm telling it to fetch the data from the beginning every time it comes to the page. I've tried no-cache or next: { revalidate: 0 } properties for this. But this doesn't work and it keeps fetching data from the cache. The reason I want this is that items on the product page can be deleted or made inactive. Meanwhile the customer should not see this.
Is there a solution to this problem? I think next.js is still not working well.
I'm using Next.js version 13.4.12. I'm implementing an async fetch in my server-side page.jsx component and I'm telling it to fetch the data from the beginning every time it comes to the page. I've tried no-cache or next: { revalidate: 0 } properties for this. But this doesn't work and it keeps fetching data from the cache. The reason I want this is that items on the product page can be deleted or made inactive. Meanwhile the customer should not see this.
Is there a solution to this problem? I think next.js is still not working well.
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how did you encounter the behavior? is it when you hard refresh the page or is it when you do a navigation in between pages?
Miniature Fox TerrierOP
@alfon If I refresh the page, there is no problem. But when I navigate between pages, the data does not change. This is very bad.
It is important that some data is not cached even on the server-side. Documentation does not work. I've tried everything.
@Miniature Fox Terrier <@194128415954173952> If I refresh the page, there is no problem. But when I navigate between pages, the data does not change. This is very bad.
they cache the component in the user for 30s
its only client side so you shouldnt worry about it
Miniature Fox TerrierOP
Yeah, I guess you're right. After 30 seconds, when I enter the page, it brings up the new data.
but this is per client/tab only
Miniature Fox TerrierOP
Still, it shouldn't be so hard