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You can utilise the page-click method. Within page-click callback, just check if the clicking page equals to the current page and do the reload if that's a match.
To be honest, the page-changed should not fire during the creation of the pagination DOM elements.
Currently, when the paginator is constructed, the event fires. A common scenario is that you want to load different content when the page is changed. However, because page-changed always fires when the pagination is first generated, it enters an endless loop, requesting the same page over and over.
There is no way to load the first page when the paginator starts
'show' method only triggers 'page-changed' if you don't select the same page
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