Thomas Roch
Thomas Roch
To me it looks like you are trying to render a link in your page, but it fails right after a successful transition?
The browser plugin exposes a `router.replaceHistoryState(name, params)` which will update the URL / update the router internal state. https://router5.js.org/api-reference#replacehistorystate
Hi @chemaxa, it is not supported. Not sure what would be the effort required to support it, if it is simply a case of supporting `#` symbols in path, or...
Hey @b3ni, sorry for the late reply, I'm going to look at it very soon.
`forwardTo` is not done recursively. Do you have a use case for it?
@todorpr thanks, will test over the week-end to ensure all cases are covered
Hi @purmac, `canActivate` allows for the current node and its children to be activated (unless there is a child which says otherwise). What is the difference with `canActivateChild`. Also I...
Hello, the concept of route node is explained here: https://router5.js.org/introduction/core-concepts. It is an optimisation, you are quite good sticking with `withRoute` / `Route` / `useRoute` for now until you gain...
- `useRouter`: router instance won't change. - `useRoute`: correct - `useRouteNode`: will only change if the node declared if the node is affected by the route change (see doc linked).
@titouancreach how do you propose solving this? By fixing imports in router5 packages? Additionally I wouldn't in favour of not using default exports.