Weird problems when I subscribe twice to the same collection on the same page

[urigo]

Weird problems when I subscribe twice to the same collection on the same page

[pgrm]

Ok, I've found the problem for the 2. problem - queries on the server aren't reactive, but the first problem still is bugging me a bit, any ideas?

[barbatus]

I can only guess that some property is still undefined when being rendered. Otherwise, a repo with the issue needed.

[barbatus]

@pgrm can you pls check with the latest version?

[juanpujol]

I have a similar problem. Tested with v0.3.4

This always works locally in Chrome and Safari, in Firefox sometimes. It rarely works on the server.

export class RoomComponent {
    room: Room;

    constructor(public params: RouteParams) {
        let roomId = this.params.get('id');
        this.room = Rooms.findOne(roomId);
    }
}

This doesn't work neither locally or the server (won't update this.room):

export class RoomComponent extends MeteorComponent {
    room: Room;

    constructor(public params: RouteParams) {
        super();
        let roomId = this.params.get('id');
        this.subscribe('room', roomId, () => {
            this.room = Rooms.findOne(roomId);
        }, true);
    }
}

Could it be the reactive problem with queries on the server?

Thank you.

[juanpujol]

I fixed my issue. I had someting worng on my pub files inside the server directory.

Now this.subscribe works fine.

[pgrm]

@barbatus sry it took so long. The new version seems to work, I can't reproduce the issue anymore. Closing it for now.