How can I link to the corresponding child React component using Link from react-router-dom? By passing an id to the url. Now I'm getting the id, but the component isn't rendered. https://codesandbox.io/s/test-login-page-tasks-rmfn5j?file=/src/components/Taskslist.js Parent component const ParentComponent = ({ Tasks })…
I have a ReactJS application with basic routing like this import React from 'react' import { Routes, Route } from "react-router-dom" import Global from './global' import Authentication from './authentication' const App = () => { return ( <Routes> <Route path="/"…
I am working on a project which lets users click on Travel Tour "Cards" and be sent to a new page where all details concerning that specific card gets displayed to the user! I have a problem with this specific…
App.js const router = createBrowserRouter([ { path: '/', element: <MainHeader />, children:[ { index: true, element: <Home />, loader :loaderHome }, ] } ]) const App = () => { return <RouterProvider router={router} />; } export default App; MainHeader.js import…
My error: No routes matched location "/" history.ts:487 <Route render={(history) => <Search history={history}/>}></Route> <Routes> <Route render={(history) => <Search history={history} />}></Route> </Routes>
My react router push isn't redirecting to Home component, while I'm passing with props the Home path. It seems that the code is correct though. https://codesandbox.io/s/react-router-example-forked-rmfn5j?file=/src/components/UserDetails.js:0-526 import React, { Component } from "react"; const ErrorLogin = () => { let…
I'm working on a basic journaling app based using some inspiration from Journalisticapp.com. I'm using this as a way to learn/practice React and React Router. The Entries component should contain a list of journal entries that are pulled with a…
in App.js: return ( <BrowserRouter basename="/"> <Routes> <Route exact path="/" element={<Home />} /> <Route exact path="/home" element={<Home />} /> <Route exact path="/header" element={<div><Header links={"/"}/><Me /><Footer /></div>} /> <Route exact path="/me" element={<div><Header links={"/"}/><Me /><Footer /></div>} /> <Route exact path="/About" element={<div><Header links={"/"}/>…
I have deployed my website on AWS using React and react-router-dom for simple route changing. However, I made a mistake by only uploading the index.html file for both the origin page and error page to S3. Although the website works…
I need to change the value in the header depending on which route I am in. The only dubious idea comes to place a separate header for each router, but it seems like it won't be quite right. <Header loggedIn={loggedIn}…