react-router-v4-demo | Demo the differences between v3 and v4 of react | Frontend Framework library
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This repo contains two create-react-app demos:. Both have // NOTE comments that annotate the differences between the two.
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QUESTION
So I have an application where you can navigate between cars. All cars have an ID, some cars have an ID with a hash, for example, 'test#car#1'. That seems to ruin the navigation, as it doesnt work when an ID contains a # symbol.
I have created an example in code sandbox where there's a # inside of a route, and the navigation to that specific route doesnt work.
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Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 13:08I took a look at your CodeSandbox and this is the fixed
QUESTION
I prepared small demo for the problem:
So I am using react-router-dom to create Single Page Application and I created standard navigation between two pages (components Page1 and Page2).
Problem is that every time I switch between pages then useEffect hook (with empty array as second argument) is called (on demo you can see it in console).
I would want to fetchData for each component only once and reuse that data after, no matter if user will switch between pages. Is there possibility to do it without checking some conditions inside useEffect function? It's a little confusing to me, because useEffect [] should run only once for component and it's not a case.
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Answered 2019-Oct-25 at 10:02An empty deps array means that the useEffect
will only be called each time the component is mounted. The useEffect
is being called every time you change the page because the page component is being unmounted each time, then remounted when you visit it again. For example, try clicking the page 1 link twice. It will only log the message once, because the page is not being unmounted and remounted.
You could try to fix this problem by using the useEffect
a level higher than the page, which would be your app component, and call your fetch there instead. However, I'm not sure that can be done with a class component, so you might have to use a function component instead.
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