I am pretty new to React-Router, I wonder if there is a simple way to change Route, some concept like state in Angular UI Router. From the React Router official tutorial :
https://github.com/reactjs/react-router-tutorial/tree/master/lessons/12-navigating
My understanding is: I have to manually change the url to trigger route change.
What exactly are you trying to achieve? Did you take at look at the react-router Link component?
Perhaps the most used component in your app is Link. Its almost identical to the <a/> tag you're used to except that its aware of the Router it was rendered in.
React-Router Tutorial / Lesson 3: Navigating with Link
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I am not getting how to link different pages in react js. I'm using react router through which by using link and route tags I'm able to change the url but not getting the content.
Can I get the answer as soon as possible..
Can you provide your code snippet?
There might be several reasons, maybe check the router nested settings, and see if it setup correct.
I am learning react-router for client-side routing in my basic webpage. I want to know how to refresh the browser once immediately after the route changes.
Is there a way to refresh the browser after the route changes using react-router?
Please do comment for more clarity if needed.
Note: Please provide suggestions for scenarios where react-router v4 is not used and an older version of react-router is used. (Just curious...........XD)
I was also searching for programmatically updating react router and found the best anwser which covers all router versions.
hope you will find this useful
https://stackoverflow.com/a/31079244/8542218
to refresh the page you can simply pass '/' or your home(landing) page route.
I am working on a react app where I want to stop my component from unmounting based on some conditions.
As far as I have researched I found one option of setRouteLeaveHook using react router (as mentioned here).
But the problem is I have same route i.e url is same for both components. Also I don't have this.props.router option or this.context.router option where I can pass this.
Is there something I can do ?
In older versions I could use setRouteLeaveHook within my component.
For example (SO): Detecting user leaving page
With react router v4 the logic has changed away from injecting the router itself into the components and I only found the following function on router v4:
BrowserRouter. getUserConfirmation
I am a little bit confused, why I should link the confirm behavior with the Router itself and not with a specific component!?
How can I place a confirm window, when leaving my component (linked to my current route), while being in a certain state? This seems to be not supported by the function above.
I think the Prompt component is what you're looking for. Just render it in the component you want to confirm navigation form, i.e. the same component you render in your <Route>.
react-router-navigation-prompt also does what you want: it is a more powerful <Prompt />.
I am using react router with flux. Is there any way to know the current route in an store? I tried using this.props.location.pathname but it is always undefined.
Since last version (v4) you can access to your app navigations state as simple as Actions.state, use Actions.currentScene to get name of current scene.
You can see more details on GitHub https://github.com/aksonov/react-native-router-flux