How to refresh a page for only one time?

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I wants to refresh a page for only one time using angular 7.

What I have tried:

I have tried

ngOnInit(){
      let win = (window as any);
      if(win.location.search !== '?loaded' ) {
          win.location.search = '?loaded';
          win.location.reload();
      }
  }

but this code refresh the page continuously.

Posted 1-Mar-20 22:13pm

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Updated 3-Mar-20 3:27am

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2020-03-03T03:27:00

Solution 2

Assigning a value to location.search will reload the page using the new URL.

But you immediately call location.reload after that, which reloads the page using the current URL, which doesn't include the new search parameter.

Remove the call to reload, and your code should work.

Posted 3-Mar-20 3:27am

Richard Deeming

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