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[4.2] Nested Router outlet stops working after page navigation #949
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Mentioned this issue already and even created a sample to prove it too #941 |
i have the same problem, |
i think as a workaround we can use "ngIf" instead of "router-outlet" statement. any better suggesion? |
…seStrategy (#949) (#993) * refactor(router): Do page navigation with RouteReuseStrategy (#949) * test(router): Router e2e tests * refactor(typo): Fix mor typos * test(router): Added lazy module in e2e proj * test(router): Added componentless routes * fix(router): Handle multiple ActivatedRoutes associated to single palge outlet
@vakrilov did this solved in 4.4? |
Just deleted my last comment - it was intended for another issue. This issue is fixed and already in |
Sorry but this was not included in any other version, in fact the version 4.4 has not been released yet and @next leades me to version 5.0 which I tested and the problem persist. |
Any resolution to this problem? |
Nested
<router-outlet>
stops working after page navigation.The problem occurs when you have
<router-outlet>
nested inside a<page-router-outlet>
. When you navigate to another page and then back again, the nested<router-outlet>
remains empty and you can no longer navigate in it.Repro:
Issue reproducible for both Android and IOS.
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