I was using a module to route users to I only need to render the header once etc.. so in I have outlet to render the nested routes. How can I now use the with the nested routes. This was my homeModule
return (<> <Header selectedPage={0} /> <main className="w-main flex-1 shadow-md m-auto p-5 my-5 rounded-sm flex"> <Outlet/> </main> </>);
And this is how I would want to have it work:
<Route path="/" element={<PrivateOutlet />}> <Route exact path="/requests" element={<RequestsPage />} /> ... </Route>
Whoops, I already figured it out, this was the code for my privateoutlet:
export default function PrivateOutlet() { const { account } = useContext(AccountContext); return account ? ( <HomeModule> <Outlet /> </HomeModule> ) : ( <Navigate to="/login" replace /> ); }
is it necesary write Outlet twice?
Yes 😊 I was about to write that you need to change PrivateOutlet
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I was using a module to route users to I only need to render the header once etc.. so in I have outlet to render the nested routes. How can I now use the with the nested routes. This was my homeModule
And this is how I would want to have it work:
Whoops, I already figured it out, this was the code for my privateoutlet:
is it necesary write Outlet twice?
Yes 😊 I was about to write that you need to change PrivateOutlet