I am new to web development and I created a react app and built it. I renamed the index.html to react.html. In my main index.html I has this link.
a href="react.html">react</a>
When I click it it just gets a blank page. Is there some better way that works? I also put the index.html into the build file.
Is there any id, like id="root" or id="app" or something where the react app will render something?
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I have a HTML file with a list of links.
Some of the links lead to other HTML files, but I want one to lead to a react application.
I have not been able to open the app like I would a normal HTML though. Not through public/index.html or src/App.js.
How do I open a React application through a simple link?
Here is an example of the link list in the current HTML:
Snake
Snake
React App <!--problem on this line-->
Write the link of server of react that you have started using npm start .
It's http://localhost:5000 by default.
So write
React App <!--problem solved-->
But make sure you have started react app on server by npm start
I am new to using reactjs. I have an html file where i am trying to enter a react component . The react is described in two files: index.js which is "importing" a main.js file.
i want to have those components in my webpage. Can anyone tell me how can i do it ?
I tried using a script in my html file :
script src="index.js"
but it is not working.
I am totally new to this .
Reactjs is a group of components which bundled together to make a single page app.
I suggest reading the documentation of Reactjs
React js library is used to build a single page application. And it is a component-based library. You write your components and then render them into a single HTML div tag.
You should start your react journey with create-react-app boilerplate (https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html#create-react-app).
I want to import a template that I downloaded off the internet into my vue project. The template has its own HTML, CSS, and Javascript files. How do I use vue-router to access the index.html that is in that project without converting them into vue components?
I'm not sure if v-html is the way to go since I have to import and then convert the HTML into a huge string.
I'm doing this for my landing page so it doesn't need to access Vuex and all the other complexities. I just need it to be displayed as a normal HTML.
Here is my folder structure
What you can do is, serve the landing page off the root of your webapp, and serve vue's dist folder from a subfolder.
For example, your landing is served from abc.com/index.html and your vue app is served from abc.com/app/index.html, and the you can use a simple anchor to send the user to the vue dist folder.
The actionable steps would be -
1. Set vue's dist folder to public/app
2. When finally deploying, set webapp root to public and make sure the index.html inside public is the one of the landing template you downloaded.
So, now, when user will go to /, your downloaded landing will be shown, but when they go to /app, vue's build folder's index.html will be returned, thus taking him to the vue app.
The whole html package is such as:
/css
/EARoot
/files
/images
/js
blank.html
index.html
toc.html
We are trying to open "index.html" from directory run time, and then display the main page of this HTML. Then could do live rendering of HTML and switch the page by clicking the button/link in the html page, etc.
Any help is very appreciated. Thanks!
If your HTML pages are dynamic, then use RPC call to invoke a servlet and then get your dynamic html page and load it.
If your HTML pages are static use ClientBundle to load the static html pages
References:
Making GWT Remote Procedure Calls
Load HTML document to populate HTMLPanel a good idea?
best way to externalize HTML in GWT apps?
I currently have an index.html which doesn't have much in it and want to access the app.html which is in a subfolder from index.html as shown here.
My other html file is in app. In addition how do I reference that page in say a button on my index file?
Your app.html is located here: app/app.html
Try linking to it like so:
App