Vue Router does not seem to working with Vue “^3.5.4” (newest). Here is the code:

Given URL https://...?q=abc, I can retrieve the value of the q like this:

I have setup a router link list in Vue:

Navigating from one page to the other works, but this change is not reflected in the URL path. Trying to enter a page directly from the URL (i.e. localhost:8080/explore) also just loads the home page.

For example I have a route with path /app1, where I’d like to load a microfrontend, when I navigate further /app1/about everything looks ok until I reload page and the router warns in the console:

I’m using vue 3.4.27 and vue-router 4.3.2 and I’m lazy loading some routes like this:

So ive been encountering this issue where i accidentally route to an address that doesnt exists and it crashes my application and requires a full cache dump and restart. Any ideas on how to catch this so it doesnt crash my app?

I’m trying to have some logic in my root App.vue (as soon as the app loads) that depends on the current route, but I’m finding the route.name to be undefined, and when I tried logging the path it was incorrect.

I recently started working on a Vue.js project. The purpose of my participation in the project was that the site has a Landing Page (App.vue), with several components that integrate App.vue, and I needed to create a second page (Site.vue) and redirect a button present in the “Telemedina.vue” component for this second page (Site.vue).
I installed router-link in the project using “npm install vue-router –force” smoothly.