Here is an article that provides a step -by -step solution to adjust the issue that you can’t navigate the React Navigation DAPP link when you make the “Candidate” page.
Error message:
`Jsx
Import {Navigoi, Undoication} React-Ruster-Dom ‘;
// …
return (
))
`
This error message shows that the navigation component is used in the functional component, which can cause problems with the router router of the React router.
Decision:
To fix this problem, you must use the “Link” navigation component. Here is an updated code:
`Jsx
Bring {Link} React-Ruter-Dom ‘;
// …
return (
Candidate
))
`
Using the “connection”, we create a functional component that can be used in navigation connections. This should eliminate the problem and allow you to move properly between the pages.
Explanation:
In the React router, the navigation component is used to create a page or component when the user is already on a specific route. However, it is not intended for use in functional components. By wrapping the “connection”, we create a functional component that can be used in navigation connections.
In addition, the “smooth” propeller is added to the connection component to allow routes between pages to allow smooth route.
Tips and Variations:
- If you need to provide multiple navigation links on the same page, consider using the children’s children component.
- If you want to add a connection to a different route (eg “/candidate/second page”), use the component “connection” of the component and transfer the desired route as an argument.
Sample code:
Here is an updated example code that shows how to fix the problem:
`Jsx
Import {Link, Navigoi} ‘React-Router-Dom’;
Imports applicable to “/candidates”;
Functional application () {
CONST Location = uselocation ();
return (
Candidate
))
}
Get the default app;
`
Using “connection” and allowing smooth route with a “smooth” propeller, we can correct the issue that we cannot move on the navigation links on the candidate “/of the candidate”.