I can route to another endpoint, but the component content only appears on manual refresh. I’ve seen this question asked here, here, and I’ve been checking out the reactrouter docs, amongst others. The solution always seems to be “add withRouter” or “make sure you’re wrapping it in Router. I’ve done those things, but sadly got no where. Here’s the code:
Tag: react-router-dom
React Router – How to pass previous location pathname to current
Is it possible to pass the previous path to current location? For instance, I have 2 Routes. Home / and Profile /profile If I am In Profile route and I go to Home route, now I am inside Home route, how do I get access to previous pathname which was /profile ? Something like: This is how I structure my
I can’t display nested route in different view
I’ve been trying to display a component in a different view from the parent component but what I get is the two components displayed in the same view, first parent component, and right below, child component when the Link is clicked. It’s a simple shopping cart (/cart) and after clicking Pay you should be redirected to checkout (/cart/checkout) view, nevertheless
Why use history.push or some other method from react-router-dom instead of just assigning the path to window.location.pathname?
It seems easier to me when I need to navigate somewhere in my code to just assign the path where I want to go to window.location.pathname. Is there any disadvantage to doing this? Answer Because window.location.pathname triggers a reload, defeating the entire purpose of react-router, while history.push() just changes the url and doesn’t reload. Not reloading the entire page is
How to properly use useHistory () from react-router-dom?
How to use useHistory() correctly? I can’t make the transition from one react component to another. According to the instructions from the React documentation and also here on Stack Overflow, I cannot make the transition from App.js to MyComponent.js. For example – I am trying I also tested this example, but the output throws the following error when the button
How to pass custom props and history to Route
How to I get access to the history function when passing custom props to component. If I try getting the history object in Home component, I can’t get to use the history functions. I logged the history object in the console and I can see there’s not push or replace functions anymore. Where as, using this works perfecting except then
req.query is empty and req.url is not complete using react router and express
When the page URL is http://localhost:3000/verify?token=something and I make a GET request using fetch, when I hit the server, req.url is “/verify” instead of “verify?token=something”, also the req.query object is empty The client is running on port 3000 and the server on port 5000. I’m using a proxy in package.json on the client-side. Have been scratching my head for some
React Router works only after refreshing the page
I am a bit new to react and I am facing a problem with the Router. The routing works when I enter the URL directly on the browser, however when I click on the link, the URL changes on the browser (e.g http://localhost:8080/contactus), but the content don’t get updated (But if I do a refresh, it gets updated). Here is
How to Give Dynamic Routing in react js using simple array of object file
From this to>>> <Route path={“user/:id”} component={user} /> What code should i use in “User” component if useParams has id=1 then how to show only id 1, name kuber, phone 8989 Answer In the simplest way you can do it like this: in your User.js/jsx import the userData. Then you can get the id from url using props.match.params.id and then you
Is there a way to not reload the whole html body with React Routers?
My React project’s App.js file has routes like so: In my Navbarr component, I have Links that set the routes, e.g.: When I click on any of the links, I would like it to just change the component in my <Switch>. Instead, it seems to re-load the whole html body (my background component flashes, even though it has the same