Error1: not working livewire directive
solution: because we use style in livewire blade component
C:\xampp\htdocs\wz-account-admin-ms\resources\views\livewire\searchinfluencer\social-media-cart.blade.php
Error2: repeated data come twice in rendering data using alpine js directive
Solution: remove alpine js call from layout/app
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other Possible Reason
The issue you're encountering with the wire:model.live directive not working when you use the style HTML element may not be directly caused by the style element itself. Typically, CSS styles should not interfere with JavaScript or Livewire functionality. However, there may be several reasons why you might be experiencing this issue:
JavaScript Errors: If there are JavaScript errors on the page, they can prevent Livewire (which relies heavily on JavaScript) from functioning correctly. This can happen if your JavaScript code or other scripts conflict or fail to execute.
HTML Validation Issues: Sometimes, invalid HTML can cause unexpected behavior in your web applications. Ensure that your HTML syntax is correct, especially around where you're using template literals or server-side expressions.
Livewire Lifecycle Conflicts: Livewire and Alpine.js have their lifecycles. If Alpine.js initializes before Livewire has made its bindings, this can cause issues. To address this, you can delay the initialization of Alpine.js until Livewire is fully initialized.
Order of Scripts: The order in which scripts are loaded can affect functionality. Ensure that Livewire’s script is loaded before any of your custom JavaScript that might interact with it.
To debug and potentially fix this issue, here are a few steps you can take:
Check for JavaScript Errors: Open your browser's developer console (usually accessible via F12 or right-click → "Inspect") and check the "Console" tab for any JavaScript errors that might be indicating problems.
Validate Your HTML: Ensure that your HTML is valid and well-formed. Online tools like the W3C Markup Validation Service can help check your markup.
Adjust Alpine.js Initialization: If you're using both Livewire and Alpine.js, ensure Alpine waits for Livewire to initialize. You can adjust this using the defer attribute on your Alpine.js script tag or by using Livewire’s entangle method to better coordinate data between Alpine and Livewire.
Review Livewire Documentation: Check the Livewire documentation for any notes on compatibility issues or specific configurations when using Livewire with other scripts or within certain HTML structures.
If these steps don’t resolve the issue, it might be useful to isolate the problem by creating a minimal example where you incrementally add components and scripts to see what exactly causes the breakdown of functionality. This can help pinpoint whether it’s a conflict with styles, a specific script, or something else.
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