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using router.navigateToRoute() to navigate to child route
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I have the following app structure:
-app
-route1
-route2
-child1
-child2
I would like to navigate to route2/child1 from route1. Using this.router.navigateToRoute(name of child route) results in an error: A route with name 'ranking' could not be found.
Any suggestions?
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I have the following app structure:
-app
-route1
-route2
-child1
-child2
I would like to navigate to route2/child1 from route1. Using this.router.navigateToRoute(name of child route) results in an error: A route with name 'ranking' could not be found.
Any suggestions?
aurelia aurelia-router
asked Mar 26 at 12:01
Ivan BacherIvan Bacher
2,1347 gold badges26 silver badges41 bronze badges
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I have the following app structure:
-app
-route1
-route2
-child1
-child2
I would like to navigate to route2/child1 from route1. Using this.router.navigateToRoute(name of child route) results in an error: A route with name 'ranking' could not be found.
Any suggestions?
aurelia aurelia-router
asked Mar 26 at 12:01
Ivan BacherIvan Bacher
2,1347 gold badges26 silver badges41 bronze badges
I have the following app structure:
-app
-route1
-route2
-child1
-child2
I would like to navigate to route2/child1 from route1. Using this.router.navigateToRoute(name of child route) results in an error: A route with name 'ranking' could not be found.
Any suggestions?
aurelia aurelia-router
aurelia aurelia-router
asked Mar 26 at 12:01
Ivan BacherIvan Bacher
2,1347 gold badges26 silver badges41 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 12:01
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This is a known no-workaround issue, due to the nature of lazy loading. As you cannot know what route will be available in route2 until you have loaded it successfully. Typically we can use .navigate with parameter for this.
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This is a known no-workaround issue, due to the nature of lazy loading. As you cannot know what route will be available in route2 until you have loaded it successfully. Typically we can use .navigate with parameter for this.
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This is a known no-workaround issue, due to the nature of lazy loading. As you cannot know what route will be available in route2 until you have loaded it successfully. Typically we can use .navigate with parameter for this.
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This is a known no-workaround issue, due to the nature of lazy loading. As you cannot know what route will be available in route2 until you have loaded it successfully. Typically we can use .navigate with parameter for this.
answered Mar 27 at 6:20
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This is a known no-workaround issue, due to the nature of lazy loading. As you cannot know what route will be available in route2 until you have loaded it successfully. Typically we can use .navigate with parameter for this.
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