React Router Tutorial - 10 - Dynamic Routes
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Thanks so much for the helpful content! I'm wondering where the dynamic route gets the value for userID that is user specific?
thanku so much, it helps a lot
thanks
how can we render different component for different id's?? dynamic routes renders the same component for different userID..
I have the same question... @codevolution please answer
Great video man every other video explains dynamic routes but doesn't explain the placement of Routes components etc
Here we are rendering same details for every user id. how it should be done if we want to render particular details for particular user id?
Tq
backend my dude...
next video
How do i hide the users when i link to each specific user
Awesome
Anyone care to explain what is the path='*' and what is it used for, please ?
It redirect to page not found page
.i.e..url that isn't matched with mentioned paths.
it is for non matching urls. example if you have configured /hi for Hi component so everytime when you hit /hi it wil navigate to Hi component but for not configured routes like /ko or something. in that case it is called unmatched routes so we use "*" to handle all the uncongured or unmacthed paths of url to show user that there is some error like 404
Thank you guys, I'll leave this comment up in case anyone else has the same question as me.
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I have a question if I wanna remove user 1 user 2 and user 3 and i wanna show only outlet replaced component then what can i do
plz answer this anyone who knows
How to add path user dynamically from Api
can't we use conditional rendering for this case ?
How do i hide the users when i link to each user
So nesting routes is for showing the nested route component inside its parent? So if you don’t want the nested route component to render inside a parent, but instead on its own standalone webpage you don’t nest it?
What if I have a route path like /users and another like users/:id, if I want to render users/:id on its own page then I wouldn’t nest would I?
If I have understood everything correctly so far, yes. If you want users/:id to be it's own page just add another normal Route for that and not a nested Route.
i though you would teach how to do a dynamic route not explain it
is it last video of this content ?
@codevolution i am using dynamic routing but it is working with localhost , but in hosted application it is showing 404 for that url