jasonmlutz
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2 years ago Better solution: Use <a> tags with preventDefault() so that the link looks like a duck and quacks like a duck but is in fact a goose.
Closed jasonmlutz closed 2 years ago
jasonmlutz
commented
2 years ago Better solution: Use <a> tags with preventDefault() so that the link looks like a duck and quacks like a duck but is in fact a goose.
The current model of triggering navigation with
onClick={navigate(foo)}does not allow the link to be link-like; e.g. you cannot open the link in a new tab or window.Possible solution: Since the rails routes knows what to do with every un-caught route, and the App router does too, we can use
<a>tags for navigation. Downside: more api calls with this method.Related: #4.