React Router Tutorial - 10 - Dynamic Routes

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That you would give your viewers much much MUCH more exercises during your videos.
Even as small tasks for a better practice.

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[@samuelhedberg3193]

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[@matthewmaloneydev]

Thanks so much for the helpful content! I'm wondering where the dynamic route gets the value for userID that is user specific?

[@aloneverafogi]

thanku so much, it helps a lot

[@phuoctranngoc8749]

thanks

[@4nisHKunwa7]

how can we render different component for different id's?? dynamic routes renders the same component for different userID..

[@abhijeetkaushal1343]

I have the same question... @codevolution please answer

[@lesliewubbel9157]

Great video man every other video explains dynamic routes but doesn't explain the placement of Routes components etc

[@rajithak9415]

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?

[@rajithak9415]

Tq

[@elbozo5723]

backend my dude...

[@simple8810]

next video

[@OrincyWhyteDesigns]

How do i hide the users when i link to each specific user

[@samiran__roy]

Awesome

[@WTFAnyNameWorks]

Anyone care to explain what is the path='*' and what is it used for, please ?

[@thorw2136]

It redirect to page not found page
.i.e..url that isn't matched with mentioned paths.

[@twitchfan5251]

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

[@WTFAnyNameWorks]

Thank you guys, I'll leave this comment up in case anyone else has the same question as me.

[@ridl27]

ez bro! ty!

[@DanielClipsTVS]

so niceee

[@SandeepSaini-gi9ir]

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

[@TheJenasandeep]

How to add path user dynamically from Api

[@GL-ie1jq]

can't we use conditional rendering for this case ?

[@OrincyWhyteDesigns]

How do i hide the users when i link to each user

[@raba650]

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?

[@worstenbroodje6832]

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.

[@Misathebotter]

i though you would teach how to do a dynamic route not explain it

[@michaelscofield2469]

is it last video of this content ?

[@mukesh_29_fb]

@codevolution i am using dynamic routing but it is working with localhost , but in hosted application it is showing 404 for that url