Using Link with an incorrect to path
Proper Usage of the <Link> Component in React Router A common mistake when using React Router’s <Link> component is providing an incorrect to path, which can lead to broken navigation….
Tag: 404 Page
How to implement wildcard routes (*)
In AngularJS, wildcard routes are a useful feature that allows you to handle routes that do not exactly match any of your predefined routes. This is commonly used for scenarios….
Not handling 404 routes correctly
Proper 404 Error Handling in React Router Handling 404 “Not Found” routes correctly is crucial for user experience and SEO. Here’s how to implement proper 404 handling in your React….
Defining default routes and 404 pages
In AngularJS, it’s crucial to handle default routes and provide a 404 page (page not found) for any invalid or undefined URLs. This ensures that users are redirected to appropriate….
Handling 404 Pages Dynamically
Handling 404 Pages Dynamically in React Handling 404 pages (Page Not Found) dynamically in React is essential for providing a good user experience when users navigate to non-existent routes or….
Redirecting routes in AngularJS
In AngularJS, redirecting routes ensures users are guided to the correct pages when they enter invalid URLs, access deprecated routes, or require authentication before viewing a page. The $routeProvider module….
Handling 404 pages in AngularJS
In AngularJS, if a user enters an invalid route (a URL that does not match any configured routes), we should show a custom 404 error page instead of a blank….