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Learn how to effectively use the `gotoPage` method in Laravel Livewire to call a JavaScript function after pagination, ensuring smooth lazy loading of images.
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Enhancing Pagination with JavaScript in Laravel Livewire

When working with pagination in Laravel Livewire, developers often encounter challenges related to JavaScript integration, especially when trying to retain features like lazy image loading. One common issue arises after paginating, where the lazy loading effect on images disappears when new items are loaded. If you’re facing this dilemma, you’re not alone! In this post, we’ll explain how to invoke a JavaScript function after calling the gotoPage method in Livewire, ensuring your lazy images continue to function correctly even as you navigate through paginated content.

The Problem: Lazy Images Lost on Pagination

As webpages with lazy loading images become more prevalent, maintaining image effects during pagination is crucial for user experience. In Laravel Livewire, when your application is set up to paginate items, the typical setup might look like this:

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After clicking on a pagination link, the page updates with new items. However, any JavaScript that was previously initialized (like your lazy loading function) may not apply to the new elements that have just been loaded.

The Solution: Customizing the gotoPage Method

To ensure your JavaScript function, lazyImagesInit(), runs after the page updates, you can extend Livewire’s gotoPage() method. Here's how:

Step 1: Overriding the gotoPage() Method

In your Livewire component, you'll first want to override the existing gotoPage() method. This method allows you to emit a custom event that will signal your JavaScript to run:

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Step 2: Listening for the Event in JavaScript

Next, you need to listen for the emitted event in your JavaScript code and subsequently call your lazyImagesInit function. Here's how that looks:

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Complete Example

Putting it all together, you’ll have a robust setup that performs the following actions:

The user clicks a pagination link.

The overridden gotoPage method sets the new page and emits an event.

The event is captured in JavaScript, where lazyImagesInit() is invoked, ensuring the new images are handled appropriately.

This seamless integration ensures that your lazy loading continues to enhance the experience of your visitors, regardless of how many pages they traverse.

Final Thoughts

Implementing functionality where JavaScript reacts to Laravel Livewire events like pagination can significantly boost the usability of your application. By following the above steps, you can solve the problem of lost lazy images during page transitions. Keep experimenting and enhancing your app’s functionality, and remember to test thoroughly for the best experience!