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I want to create a router navigation and prevent 404 errors. When manipulating a valid URL to an invalid one the next router link won't work anymore. I created a working example



https://codesandbox.io/s/8l60y06pmj



To see the problem do the following steps:




  • Click on the link navigating to page 2


  • change the url https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo to https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/whateverYouLike


  • Click on the link navigating to page 3



Now you should have the following URL



https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/pageThree



but the correct URL should be



https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageThree



You can reset this behaviour by clicking on the link navigating to the home view.



How can I fix this?






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    I want to create a router navigation and prevent 404 errors. When manipulating a valid URL to an invalid one the next router link won't work anymore. I created a working example



    https://codesandbox.io/s/8l60y06pmj



    To see the problem do the following steps:




    • Click on the link navigating to page 2


    • change the url https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo to https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/whateverYouLike


    • Click on the link navigating to page 3



    Now you should have the following URL



    https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/pageThree



    but the correct URL should be



    https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageThree



    You can reset this behaviour by clicking on the link navigating to the home view.



    How can I fix this?






    vue.js vue-router







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      I want to create a router navigation and prevent 404 errors. When manipulating a valid URL to an invalid one the next router link won't work anymore. I created a working example



      https://codesandbox.io/s/8l60y06pmj



      To see the problem do the following steps:




      • Click on the link navigating to page 2


      • change the url https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo to https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/whateverYouLike


      • Click on the link navigating to page 3



      Now you should have the following URL



      https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/pageThree



      but the correct URL should be



      https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageThree



      You can reset this behaviour by clicking on the link navigating to the home view.



      How can I fix this?






      vue.js vue-router







      share|improve this question














      I want to create a router navigation and prevent 404 errors. When manipulating a valid URL to an invalid one the next router link won't work anymore. I created a working example



      https://codesandbox.io/s/8l60y06pmj



      To see the problem do the following steps:




      • Click on the link navigating to page 2


      • change the url https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo to https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/whateverYouLike


      • Click on the link navigating to page 3



      Now you should have the following URL



      https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageTwo/pageThree



      but the correct URL should be



      https://8l60y06pmj.codesandbox.io/#/pageThree



      You can reset this behaviour by clicking on the link navigating to the home view.



      How can I fix this?






      vue.js vue-router




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          Inside of NavbarComponent.vue, you need to add a / to both of the page links; it should look something like this after the changes.



          <router-link to="/pageTwo">Page Two</router-link> | 
          
<router-link to="/pageThree">Page Three</router-link>


          Without that slash, you aren't actually telling Vue Router to send the user to a new page.



          Here's a working version of your CodeSandbox.






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            Inside of NavbarComponent.vue, you need to add a / to both of the page links; it should look something like this after the changes.



            <router-link to="/pageTwo">Page Two</router-link> | 
            
<router-link to="/pageThree">Page Three</router-link>


            Without that slash, you aren't actually telling Vue Router to send the user to a new page.



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              Inside of NavbarComponent.vue, you need to add a / to both of the page links; it should look something like this after the changes.



              <router-link to="/pageTwo">Page Two</router-link> | 
              
<router-link to="/pageThree">Page Three</router-link>


              Without that slash, you aren't actually telling Vue Router to send the user to a new page.



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                Inside of NavbarComponent.vue, you need to add a / to both of the page links; it should look something like this after the changes.



                <router-link to="/pageTwo">Page Two</router-link> | 
                
<router-link to="/pageThree">Page Three</router-link>


                Without that slash, you aren't actually telling Vue Router to send the user to a new page.



                Here's a working version of your CodeSandbox.






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                Inside of NavbarComponent.vue, you need to add a / to both of the page links; it should look something like this after the changes.



                <router-link to="/pageTwo">Page Two</router-link> | 
                
<router-link to="/pageThree">Page Three</router-link>


                Without that slash, you aren't actually telling Vue Router to send the user to a new page.



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