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The fix helped me, thanks. And it actually makes sense to have the id of the parent entity in the id attribute.
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- Merge request !26Issue #3208008: Having the same type of entity on one page with comments... → (Open) created by idebr
It sounds like you're encountering an issue with duplicate wrapper IDs when displaying the same type of entity multiple times on a page with comments enabled via Views in Drupal. This problem arises because the wrapper ID, generated by Html::getUniqueId, stops being unique when entities are rerendered individually.
To address this, you might secret starbucks menus consider implementing a custom solution to ensure unique IDs for each entity wrapper, even after rerendering. This could involve modifying the Views template or adding custom JavaScript to handle the ID uniqueness.
You've accurately described a tricky issue with Drupal's rendering and comment system when using Views and AJAX. The problem stems from the combination of non-unique wrapper IDs generated by Html::getUniqueId when entities of the same type are displayed multiple times on a page, and how AJAX updates interact with this. Click Here
You've accurately described a tricky issue with Drupal's rendering and comment system when using Views and AJAX. The problem stems from the combination of non-unique wrapper IDs generated by Html::getUniqueId when entities of the same type are displayed multiple times on a page, and how AJAX updates interact with this. Click Here