I have been trying to find how to get multiple params in react and in most of the examples the params have names like :id e.g
to="/movie/:id"
So to get such you just use:
const {id} = useParams();
But for my case i don't have specific names. How to i get these params?
//res is an object
<Link to={`/movie/${res.id}/${res.link_id}`}>
I have figured it out. I confused <Route> with <Link>
In the <Link> tag i don't need to define the params. It is the <Route> tag that the params are already defined i.e
<Route path='/movie/:movieId/:linkId' element={<Movie />} />
//Then in link tag is just an like an <a> tag
<Link to={`/movie/${res.id}/${res.link_id}`}>
Then in my component I just get them as
const {movieId,linkId} = useParams()
You have to assign the component in the Link props: Suppose that your new Component is named MovieDetails.
const MovieDetails=()=>{
const {id} = useParams();
}
Link Component:
<Link to={`/movie/${res.id}/${res.link_id}`} component={MovieDetails}>