Switch Catch all for 404 page stops render fn from sending props to component. (React-router-dom)
Reacter Router Dom
Version
4.2.2
Steps to reproduce
I created a router and needed a catch all for my 404 error page so following the doumentation I added the
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
render=() => (
<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
render=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch></ReactFragment>
Expected Behavior
That the render function sends the props over to the Authentication component and can be used.
Actual Behavior
The props isSignUp and isLocalMode keep coming back undefined and break the view.
How can I allow both the catch all and sending of the props work together? Is there another way because I was following the documentation as I understood it.
reactjs react-router-dom
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
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Reacter Router Dom
Version
4.2.2
Steps to reproduce
I created a router and needed a catch all for my 404 error page so following the doumentation I added the
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
render=() => (
<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
render=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch></ReactFragment>
Expected Behavior
That the render function sends the props over to the Authentication component and can be used.
Actual Behavior
The props isSignUp and isLocalMode keep coming back undefined and break the view.
How can I allow both the catch all and sending of the props work together? Is there another way because I was following the documentation as I understood it.
reactjs react-router-dom
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
add a comment |
Reacter Router Dom
Version
4.2.2
Steps to reproduce
I created a router and needed a catch all for my 404 error page so following the doumentation I added the
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
render=() => (
<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
render=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch></ReactFragment>
Expected Behavior
That the render function sends the props over to the Authentication component and can be used.
Actual Behavior
The props isSignUp and isLocalMode keep coming back undefined and break the view.
How can I allow both the catch all and sending of the props work together? Is there another way because I was following the documentation as I understood it.
reactjs react-router-dom
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
Reacter Router Dom
Version
4.2.2
Steps to reproduce
I created a router and needed a catch all for my 404 error page so following the doumentation I added the
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
render=() => (
<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
render=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch></ReactFragment>
Expected Behavior
That the render function sends the props over to the Authentication component and can be used.
Actual Behavior
The props isSignUp and isLocalMode keep coming back undefined and break the view.
How can I allow both the catch all and sending of the props work together? Is there another way because I was following the documentation as I understood it.
reactjs react-router-dom
reactjs react-router-dom
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 19:55
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
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I fixed this issue...if anyone happens to have a problem with it you need to change render to component.
In the documentation, it does not let you know that a function can be passed to the component, which is what stumped me.
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
component=() =>
(<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
component=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch>
</ReactFragment>
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
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I fixed this issue...if anyone happens to have a problem with it you need to change render to component.
In the documentation, it does not let you know that a function can be passed to the component, which is what stumped me.
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
component=() =>
(<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
component=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch>
</ReactFragment>
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
add a comment |
I fixed this issue...if anyone happens to have a problem with it you need to change render to component.
In the documentation, it does not let you know that a function can be passed to the component, which is what stumped me.
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
component=() =>
(<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
component=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch>
</ReactFragment>
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
add a comment |
I fixed this issue...if anyone happens to have a problem with it you need to change render to component.
In the documentation, it does not let you know that a function can be passed to the component, which is what stumped me.
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
component=() =>
(<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
component=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch>
</ReactFragment>
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
I fixed this issue...if anyone happens to have a problem with it you need to change render to component.
In the documentation, it does not let you know that a function can be passed to the component, which is what stumped me.
<React.Fragment>
<Switch>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_IN
component=() =>
(<Authentication isSignUp=false isLocalMode=isLocalMode />)
/>
<PublicRoute
exact
path=ROUTE.SIGN_UP
component=() => <Authentication isSignUp isLocalMode=isLocalMode />
/>
<Route
component=Error404
/>
</Switch>
</ReactFragment>
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
answered Nov 20 '18 at 19:40
Samriddhi SinghSamriddhi Singh
61
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