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Use comment nodes for empty components #5451

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This makes more sense and avoids DOM nesting problems.

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(ReactSimpleEmptyComponent isn't used here but React Native can use it as it currently does, with View.)

This makes more sense and avoids DOM nesting problems.

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(ReactSimpleEmptyComponent isn't used here but React Native can use it as it currently does.)
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@spicyj I was hoping this would come to pass. I remember it was discussed and ultimately postponed by @syranide (I believe) because of some IE whitespace issues. Have those been resolved or obviated by removing support for old IE?

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Only reference I can find is #4550 which shouldn't actually be an issue because we work around it in our setInnerHTML module.

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👍 excellent

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With unencrypted HTTP, you'll need to set a Cache-Control: no-transform response header if you don't want certain mobile providers to strip comments. This is a problem we had with Knockout.

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I thought Knockout is a client-side library only?

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Yup, though Knockout bindings are just attributes/comments in the HTML, so it was common to just render the initial page containing all the knockout-y bits with whatever server-side templating language you were using, then call applyBindings once the page loaded to activate them.

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Got it – thanks for the explanation! I don't think this will be an issue for us.

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You don't use this anywhere… is the thinking that this would be used in RN?

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Yeah. (I even mentioned that in my PR description. ;))

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Use comment nodes for empty components
@sophiebits sophiebits merged commit 907dee2 into facebook:master Nov 20, 2015
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zpao commented Nov 20, 2015

doit

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Interesting! Would really like to use this, but it looks like this code hasn't been released yet. Any idea why this will be released?

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jimfb commented Feb 22, 2016

@martijnrusschen This will be released in v15, coming soon.

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👍

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alxndr commented Oct 11, 2016

Should this mean that React can render <noscript> elements normally, without the need for workarounds like what powers the react-noscript package?

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@alxndr That's unrelated, sorry.

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