Reputation: 878
I have a situation in my project where I need to build a route to a route defined outside the current scope. Let's say I have the following routing setup
/
/cars
/cars/buy
/cars/sell
/bikes
/bikes/buy
/bikes/sell
Now on my default routing I have defined that there are 3 routes /, /cars and /bikes. When /cars is activated i append the rotues /sell and /buy to the current route definintion. Now when the user is inside /cars/buy I would like to add a link like "Do you prefer to buy a bike instead?" and link to /bikes/buy.
Switching between buy/sell is done by
router.navigateToRoute('buy');
and
router.navigateToRoute('sell');
In the corresponding view-template.
So im kinda looking for something that would let me do
router.navigateToRoute('bikes);
router.navigateToRoute('buy');
In one move.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 963
Reputation: 14012
You can navigate directly to a route path (rather than a route name) using
router.navigate('route/href');
This will work even if child routes have not yet been registered (the router is smart enough to route to the child and wait for it to configure the router further before continuing)
In your case
router.navigate('bikes/buy');
from cars/buy
should work fine
Upvotes: 3