I\'m setting up some nested routes within React-Router (v0.11.6 is what I\'m working against) but whenever I try and access one of the nested routes it triggers the parent r
Here's an update to @bjfletcher's answer for react-router 1.0.0. As noted in the upgrade guide:
RouteHandler
is gone.Router
now automatically populatesthis.props.children
of your components based on the active route.
So instead of
<div><h1>Dashboard</h1><RouteHandler /></div>
you would use:
<div><h1>Dashboard</h1>{this.props.children}</div>
I had similar problem. I think that following snippet could work for you:
...
<Route name="dashboard">
<Route path="/" handler={availableRoutes.Dashboard}/>
<Route name="dashboard-child" path="dashboard-child" handler={availableRoutes.DashboardChild}/>
<DefaultRoute handler={availableRoutes.Dashboard}/>
</Route>
...
The configuration isn't about the routing (despite the name) but more about the layouts driven by paths.
So, with this configuration:
<Route name="dashboard" handler={availableRoutes.Dashboard}>
<Route name="dashboard-child" handler={availableRoutes.DashboardChild} />
</Route>
It is saying that dashboard-child
is to be embedded inside dashboard
. How this works is that if dashboard
has something like this:
<div><h1>Dashboard</h1><RouteHandler /></div>
and dashboard-child
has:
<h2>I'm a child of dashboard.</h2>
Then for the path dashboard
there is no embedded child due to no matching path, resulting in this:
<div><h1>Dashboard</h1></div>
And for the path dashboard/dashboard-child
the embedded child has a matching path, resulting in this:
<div><h1>Dashboard</h1><h2>I'm a child of dashboard.</h2></div>