I have a navbar and my app.component.html : <div id="navigation"> <ul> <li class="active"><a routerLink="accueil">Accueil</a></li> <li><a routerLink="apropos" >A propos de nous</a> </li> <li class="has-sub" ><a routerLink="" >Payer</a> <ul> <li><a routerLink="payer/nat" >Vol national</a></li> <li><a routerLink="payer/int" >Vol international</a></li> </ul> </li> <li><a routerLink="temoin" >Temoignages</a> <li><a routerLink="contact">Contact</a> </li> </ul> </div> <router-outlet></router-outlet> I have also my app-routing file : const routes: ..
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I need to wait for my Angular PWA to be stable within my guard in order to be able to setup Service Worker update polling with swUpdate.checkForUpdate(), otherwise the new version detection won’t work. That’s why I’m working with applicationRef.isStable observable so I can wait for the application to be stable before resolving canActivate(). The ..
I have a lazy load module, where I want to always trigger navigations relative to the module root. But I can not find a way to consistently find the root route of the module. That is, if my lazy Load module is configured in this way: { path: ‘my/path/:id’, loadChildren: () => import(‘@lib/my-module’).then((m) => m.MyModule) ..
I’m new to Angular and still learning it. I hope someone can help with my question. I have a component which subscribes to the router NavigationEnd event which accesses some varibles initialized in a route resolve from a service. constructor(private route: ActivatedRoute, private router: Router) { var that = this; this.router.events.subscribe((event) => { if (event ..
I was checking out the Angular wiki on UrlMatcher and I saw this example regarding HTML files. Now, since I use some static .json files in my web app, I thought I could block users from going to the .json paths and getting the data straight from there. Sadly enough, it doesn’t seem to trigger ..
I want to make the routes passed to the Angular Router a constant so that I can have IntelliSense for all possible route paths: const route = [ { path: ‘my-path’, component: MenuItemsComponent }, { path: ‘my-path’, component: MenuItemsComponent }, ] as const; const myRoutes = route as Routes; Typescript says I can’t do this, ..
I’m trying to navigate to a sibling route via a named outlet when the user clicks the text user I’m trying to do this because I either want to display a component as a sibling if the display is large enough. If the display is too small I want to redirect to a route that ..
Hey guys I’m implementing a feature flag within my project, and it’s a new login flow we’re creating. If the feature flag is on (true), then we’ll implement it by having the router first navigate to the new login flow, otherwise the default route would redirect to a different path. I have a class to ..
I’m trying to get a URL GET parameter named ‘loc’ when visiting localhost:4200/?loc=en_LSM_US. The method’s logic is that if the loc parameter is not sent to the actual page, then the locale will be calculated. I’m trying to get the parameter using this.route.snapshot.queryParamMap.get(‘loc’); but since the actual component is not a router outlet, the route ..
I am using nested routing like this what i am expecting it should show test2Component on upper level of router-outlet which is in app.component.html if the router-outlet is not exist in testComponent. const appRoutes: Routes = [ { path: "", component: TestComponent, children: [{ path: "test2", component: Test2Component }] } ]; Playground Source: Angular..
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