targetMovie is null when it comes to rednering. I couldn’t find any solutions. First time having unsolvable problem. Please help! Answer You need to represent 3 states: You’re currently waiting on getMovie to complete getMovie completed successfully getMovie completed and returned null/undefined You’re currently using the same condition (!targetMovie) to represent both 1. and 3. which is why you’re running
Tag: react-router
React router v6, group routes by feature
I am using React router v6. THE PROBLEM: my App.tsx is very big as it includes routes for all of the application: Ex. I would like to group these routes by feature so that I end up having something like this: it would look cleaner and easier to read. So far I have created something like this for the Admin
How to pass a function to state in react router v6
I want to share state between two routes when I click on the link for one of the routes (NewUser). The state that I want to share and the logic modifying it are both held in the Users route. I want to pass the logic to change the state to the NewUsers route. When I pass a string to the
Adding Base URL in react.js project is not working
I want to add the base URL to my react.js project. However I had tried couple of methods that did not work. For example, if my project url is : It should appear in address bar as : Below is my project code. index.js App.js What I had tried? As I referred in stackoverflow and also many other websites, integrated
react-dom-router Link component doesnt work as expected
I have a react app with two pages— the home and trip page. The trip page is rendered with the tripID passed in through the url. My app.js looks like : I have a global navbar with a menu of different tripIds as many Link to navigate to the TripComponent. When i am at the “/” path, and I navigate
is there a way to nest routes in react
I was wondering if there is a way to nest routes in react in that Navbar is to become the parent component of dashboard and properties Just like you would do in Vue router Answer Yes, create a layout route that renders the Navbar component and an Outlet for nested routes. Example: … If you wanted to achieve the same
How can I edit the URL without changing pages?
I want to edit the URL of the page without changing to another. Something like this: Same Host, different URL, same page. I think in react-router-dom there is a function, but I don’t remember what the function is called and I looked for it but I didn’t find it Answer Try out !
React: Passing Props not working. Am I missing something?
as you may get from the title, passing props in react is not working. And i don´t get why. On my App.js page here is the following: Problem: if i start the script and render the page, nothing is shown. What am I doing wrong? Answer You should pass <Login /> as the element. Try this code: App.js:
react components not rendering with routes
I am using the latest version of react router. When I am using routes in my component, They are not rendering anything but When I remove the routes and use simply the component they are working fine. Not able to understand what is going wrong This do not work and is not rendering anything on “/” or http://localhost:3000/ This is
React Router v6 useRouteMatch equivalent
When using React Router v5, it was possible to get the path (pattern) for that route using useRouteMatch. React Router v6 offers a similar hook, useMatch; however this expects to receive the pattern you want to match against. I would use the React Router v5 hook to generate routes by combining the current path with known params. As an example,