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EmberJs outlet inside multiple nested route
EmberJS - RequireJS - How to connect a view/template to an outlet of a child viewMultiple outlets in Ember.js v2 routerDynamically creating outletsNested routes rendering into same template/outlet breaks on browser back button clickNested routes and outlets within outletshow to define nested routes + ember not rendering template for nested routeResource with nested resource not loading on back button when using renderEmber DRY nested components with same actionsEmber - Nested child route loses model upon route refresh/reloadEmber: willTransition() in route breaks link-to helper active class
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I do not strictly understand outlets and rendering templates in EmberJS. Until now I have been doing mostly CRUD operations or my routes weren't nested as many times as here so I haven't faced this problem yet.
Using outlet in parent route was enough.
The problem comes with my approach that I used to.
Everything works fine when I do visit routes admin/*, but when I try to get into e.g. admin/organization/id/user it renders an admin/organization template what I would want to avoid.
I suppose these things can be done using renderTemplate() function inside route.js but I can't figure these things out.
I recreated my routes structure in [twiddle]
Could someone explain to me that, please?
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I do not strictly understand outlets and rendering templates in EmberJS. Until now I have been doing mostly CRUD operations or my routes weren't nested as many times as here so I haven't faced this problem yet.
Using outlet in parent route was enough.
The problem comes with my approach that I used to.
Everything works fine when I do visit routes admin/*, but when I try to get into e.g. admin/organization/id/user it renders an admin/organization template what I would want to avoid.
I suppose these things can be done using renderTemplate() function inside route.js but I can't figure these things out.
I recreated my routes structure in [twiddle]
Could someone explain to me that, please?
ember.js ember-cli
edited Mar 28 at 2:33
rinold simon
8271 gold badge8 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 16:47
Michał HabigierMichał Habigier
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add a comment |
I do not strictly understand outlets and rendering templates in EmberJS. Until now I have been doing mostly CRUD operations or my routes weren't nested as many times as here so I haven't faced this problem yet.
Using outlet in parent route was enough.
The problem comes with my approach that I used to.
Everything works fine when I do visit routes admin/*, but when I try to get into e.g. admin/organization/id/user it renders an admin/organization template what I would want to avoid.
I suppose these things can be done using renderTemplate() function inside route.js but I can't figure these things out.
I recreated my routes structure in [twiddle]
Could someone explain to me that, please?
ember.js ember-cli
edited Mar 28 at 2:33
rinold simon
8271 gold badge8 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 16:47
Michał HabigierMichał Habigier
4210 bronze badges
I do not strictly understand outlets and rendering templates in EmberJS. Until now I have been doing mostly CRUD operations or my routes weren't nested as many times as here so I haven't faced this problem yet.
Using outlet in parent route was enough.
The problem comes with my approach that I used to.
Everything works fine when I do visit routes admin/*, but when I try to get into e.g. admin/organization/id/user it renders an admin/organization template what I would want to avoid.
I suppose these things can be done using renderTemplate() function inside route.js but I can't figure these things out.
I recreated my routes structure in [twiddle]
Could someone explain to me that, please?
ember.js ember-cli
ember.js ember-cli
edited Mar 28 at 2:33
rinold simon
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asked Mar 27 at 16:47
Michał HabigierMichał Habigier
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edited Mar 28 at 2:33
rinold simon
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asked Mar 27 at 16:47
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edited Mar 28 at 2:33
rinold simon
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edited Mar 28 at 2:33
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edited Mar 28 at 2:33
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Nested routes always have nested templates. To workaround, you can utilize index route, which exists on every level by default. Structure of your templates will be like this:
-app
--templates
---admin
----organization
-----index.hbs //template for admin/organization/index route, url: /admin/organization
-----user.hbs //template for admin/organization/user route, url: /admin/organization/user
----index.hbs //template for admin/index route, url: /admin
Note that if some template file does not exist (in my example app/templates/admin.hbs, app/templates/admin/organization.hbs do not exist), it's the same as having .hbs file with only outlet in it
answered Mar 27 at 22:31
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Nested routes always have nested templates. To workaround, you can utilize index route, which exists on every level by default. Structure of your templates will be like this:
-app
--templates
---admin
----organization
-----index.hbs //template for admin/organization/index route, url: /admin/organization
-----user.hbs //template for admin/organization/user route, url: /admin/organization/user
----index.hbs //template for admin/index route, url: /admin
Note that if some template file does not exist (in my example app/templates/admin.hbs, app/templates/admin/organization.hbs do not exist), it's the same as having .hbs file with only outlet in it
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Nested routes always have nested templates. To workaround, you can utilize index route, which exists on every level by default. Structure of your templates will be like this:
-app
--templates
---admin
----organization
-----index.hbs //template for admin/organization/index route, url: /admin/organization
-----user.hbs //template for admin/organization/user route, url: /admin/organization/user
----index.hbs //template for admin/index route, url: /admin
Note that if some template file does not exist (in my example app/templates/admin.hbs, app/templates/admin/organization.hbs do not exist), it's the same as having .hbs file with only outlet in it
answered Mar 27 at 22:31
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Nested routes always have nested templates. To workaround, you can utilize index route, which exists on every level by default. Structure of your templates will be like this:
-app
--templates
---admin
----organization
-----index.hbs //template for admin/organization/index route, url: /admin/organization
-----user.hbs //template for admin/organization/user route, url: /admin/organization/user
----index.hbs //template for admin/index route, url: /admin
Note that if some template file does not exist (in my example app/templates/admin.hbs, app/templates/admin/organization.hbs do not exist), it's the same as having .hbs file with only outlet in it
answered Mar 27 at 22:31
Gennady DogaevGennady Dogaev
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Nested routes always have nested templates. To workaround, you can utilize index route, which exists on every level by default. Structure of your templates will be like this:
-app
--templates
---admin
----organization
-----index.hbs //template for admin/organization/index route, url: /admin/organization
-----user.hbs //template for admin/organization/user route, url: /admin/organization/user
----index.hbs //template for admin/index route, url: /admin
Note that if some template file does not exist (in my example app/templates/admin.hbs, app/templates/admin/organization.hbs do not exist), it's the same as having .hbs file with only outlet in it
answered Mar 27 at 22:31
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