Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: 'submit'

Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: 'submit'



I'm trying to navigate from one component to another, but nothing is working for me. I've tried routerLink as well, but it didn't work too.



Below is my explore.components.ts file:


import Component, OnInit from '@angular/core';
import Router from '@angular/router';

@Component(
selector: 'app-explore',
templateUrl: './explore.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./explore.component.css']
)

export class ExploreComponent implements OnInit

constructor(private router: Router)

ngOnInit()


onClick()
this.router.navigate(['/submit']);




This is my explore.html file. A click on the button is supposed to display the "submit" component.


<button type="button" class="btn" (click) = "onClick()">Click here to submit your work <i class="fa fa-hand-peace-o fa-lg"></i></button>



Both the components are children of the app component.





sth is wrong with your routes, show them in the question
– maha
Sep 2 at 9:10





const ROUTES: Routes = [ path:'', component: HomeComponent, path:'sign-up', component: SignUpComponent, path:'login', component: LoginComponent, path:'contact',component:ContactComponent, path:'explore', component:ExploreComponent ] (in app.module.ts)
– Nikita
Sep 2 at 11:11






you don't have a route called submit !
– maha
Sep 2 at 11:14





that's because I'm going from explore component to submit component, and not from app component to submit component. ?
– Nikita
Sep 2 at 11:16




2 Answers
2



try it now:


const ROUTES: Routes = [ path:'', component: HomeComponent,
path:'sign-up', component: SignUpComponent,
path:'login', component: LoginComponent,
path:'contact',component:ContactComponent,
path:'submit',component: SubmitComponent,
path:'explore', component:ExploreComponent ]



you didn't have a route that navigates to the submit component you have, now you can navigate to it from any other component.



you should have something like yourcomponent-routing-module.ts or app-routing.module.ts



If you don' t have it, generate it using angular cli.


ng generate module SomeModule --routing (or ng g m SomeModule --routing, for short)



here is a sample routing module.the route is targeting https:yoursite/dashboard/mydashboardtypevalue


import NgModule from '@angular/core';
import Routes, RouterModule from '@angular/router';
import DashboardComponent from './dashboard.component';
import DashboardContainerComponent from './dashboard- container/dashboard-container.component';
import RequiredAuthenticatedUserRouteGuardService from '../shared/services/required-authenticated-user-route-guard/required-authenticated-user-route-guard.service';

const routes: Routes = [
path: 'dashboard',
component: DashboardComponent,
canActivate: [ RequiredAuthenticatedUserRouteGuardService ],
children: [
path: ':dashboardType', component: DashboardContainerComponent // this is a sample required parameter

],
];

@NgModule(
imports: [RouterModule.forChild(routes)],
exports: [RouterModule]
)
export class DashboardRoutingModule



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