The existing URL is
/?type=1
I am attempting to implement router.push on this specific page.
this.$router.push('/?type=2');
However, it results in a NavigationDuplicated error.
I prefer not to utilize parameters such as
/:type
The existing URL is
/?type=1
I am attempting to implement router.push on this specific page.
this.$router.push('/?type=2');
However, it results in a NavigationDuplicated error.
I prefer not to utilize parameters such as
/:type
Aliraza has already provided a response to your inquiries. However, I would like to share this answer in response to your comments about components not rerendering. In order to trigger rerendering of components, you must watch for changes in parameters like so:
watch: {
'$route.params': 'functionToRunWhenParamsChange',
}
This is due to the fact that it mirrors your current route.
If there is a variance in the value of type, you will not encounter the NavigationDuplicated error.
You can also structure separate queries as shown below to ensure clarity for the framework:
this.$router.push({
path: '/',
query: { type: 2 },
});
<router-view :key="$route.fullPath"
For further details on this issue, please refer to this GitHub thread. The problem seems to arise when utilizing this.$router.replace, which likely stems from the same underlying cause as using this.$router.push. A recommended workaround is to append an empty catch method after the $router call:
this.$router.push('/?type=2').catch(err => {})
UPDATE
An alternative approach is to pass query parameters in an object format to the second parameter of this.$router.push:
this.$router.push({ query: { type: 2 } })
To update the URL and reload a webpage, use this syntax:
window.location.href = "new-url"
Good to go!
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