<li>Admin</li>
I want to refer Admin component when I click this 'Admin' link which is in the home_page_component.html.But when it is clicked page not found appeared in the admin page.Why is that?. How can I refer another component from another component?
At first you need to provide routes so that the admin is valid path. This is comprehensive tutorial about angular routing https://angular.io/guide/router
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Azure AD B2C is a pretty cool feature that provides signup/signin functionality. I can't figure out how to customize the sign up page in the custom user flows section specifically though. Using this link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/custom-policy-ui-customization I customized the login page by styling what Azure injects into the div of id api. On that default page, it also has a don't have an account? Sign up 'here'. I don't see a place to put in a resource for the sign up page though. Does anyone know how to customize the sign up page specifically, in addition to how I've customized the login?
By the way, I'm using Netlify to host the login page. I am not using blob storage that they use in the link I referenced. Any help would be great! Thank you!
Sign up page is another individual page, if you want to custom it, you can find its ContentDefinitions by id:api.localaccountsignup just as below:
You can specify your custom sign up page URL at LoadUri tag.
if you are using B2C custom policy, just follow this guide to do that: , if you are just using B2C Built-in user flows, you can specify your custom sign up URL here:
I have a Checkout page which after a form submission takes you to an Order page. If the user clicks the browser back button on the Order page, then instead of taking them back to the Checkout page I need to redirect them to their Account page. How can I do this with React Router 4?
I found this question but it seems out of date:
Intercept/handle browser's back button in React-router?
I can think of 2 approaches:
1 In Checkout on componentDidMount see if the previous URL was /order. If it is then perform a redirect.
2 In the Order component intercept the back navigation command and instead redirect.
I would prefer option 2 as the behaviour is residing in the component which it will be called from, and the Checkout component does not need to be mounted. However I'm not sure if browsers allow you to edit these things?
You'll need to manipulate the react-router history. You can either use the history library or the Redirect component. This post explains it well: https://tylermcginnis.com/react-router-programmatically-navigate/
Hello i am working on web application in yii2 advance.i am new in yii2 development. In this project i want to show some part of body refreshed ajax request like in facebook when we click on Home just post area refresh, In my application i want same kind of functionality in my application.When i clicked on tab tab content change accordion to the tab clicked , change the html completely for tab section, is their any extension available their which provide same kind of functionality or any other suggestion?
Yes One Very good extension is available to fulfill your need that is kartik tabs-x.
Demo ink ==> http://demos.krajee.com/tabs-x
Download Url ==> https://github.com/kartik-v/yii2-tabs-x
Hope this will help you.
I'm newly started from the angularJs web application using html. I want to know about the difference between ng-include and ngroute in angularjs and also when should i use of them. If anybody can know this please give me an example to learn it.
Thanks and regards,
Parthi
ng-include just dumps the included html into the DOM.
ng-route has lots of different capabilities, including route parameters.
You can see that the URL changes when you go to different routes.
Primarily routes are used for having a single page app. Different pages of the app are routed into the ng-view. You can then go to these pages by URL since the router will automatically resolve these routes to the right view.
ng-include is called a directive in angular, its a core concept in Angular. It lets you include partial html files in your page.
ng-route is an extra component you can add to your angular application that allows you to work with the routing of URL and data. In order to use it you need to reference it as a dependency.
angular.module("app", ["ngRoute"]);
The differences:
one is a extension of angular with routing capability the other one
is a built-in directive that lets you include markup on your page
from another location.
ng-include is used on the markup <div data-ng-include="..."></div>
ng-route is used and reference in your JavaScript files.
I am working a tutorial on WEB DEVELOPMENT WITH_ANGULARJS AND BOOTSTRAP via "Packt".
At the moment i am trying to deploy the sharing of data (JSON) between routes and here is the plunker to check the implementation.
The issue that i came up with has to do with data binding, when i clicked on the "Report" link to change view i did got the view of the template but the data binding on it didn't worked.
Through developer tools it seems that ng-binding occurs but it posts that No element selected.
Is this an issue of AngularJs version compartibility or am i missing something else ?