Change state if I choose other React Router?









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I'm trying to display the props value from the react router in the title place but I do not know if it is possible.



If router'/dashboard', title = 'Dashboard',
Else if router '/payment', title = 'Payment'



class Header extends React.Component {
state =
title: '',
;

render() {
const title = this.state;

return (
<Typography>
title
</Typography>

<Switch>
<Route title="Dashboard" exact path="/dashboard" component=DashboardPage />
<Route title="Payment" path="/payment" component=PaymentPage />
</Switch>
)









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    I'm trying to display the props value from the react router in the title place but I do not know if it is possible.



    If router'/dashboard', title = 'Dashboard',
    Else if router '/payment', title = 'Payment'



    class Header extends React.Component {
    state =
    title: '',
    ;

    render() {
    const title = this.state;

    return (
    <Typography>
    title
    </Typography>

    <Switch>
    <Route title="Dashboard" exact path="/dashboard" component=DashboardPage />
    <Route title="Payment" path="/payment" component=PaymentPage />
    </Switch>
    )









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      I'm trying to display the props value from the react router in the title place but I do not know if it is possible.



      If router'/dashboard', title = 'Dashboard',
      Else if router '/payment', title = 'Payment'



      class Header extends React.Component {
      state =
      title: '',
      ;

      render() {
      const title = this.state;

      return (
      <Typography>
      title
      </Typography>

      <Switch>
      <Route title="Dashboard" exact path="/dashboard" component=DashboardPage />
      <Route title="Payment" path="/payment" component=PaymentPage />
      </Switch>
      )









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      I'm trying to display the props value from the react router in the title place but I do not know if it is possible.



      If router'/dashboard', title = 'Dashboard',
      Else if router '/payment', title = 'Payment'



      class Header extends React.Component {
      state =
      title: '',
      ;

      render() {
      const title = this.state;

      return (
      <Typography>
      title
      </Typography>

      <Switch>
      <Route title="Dashboard" exact path="/dashboard" component=DashboardPage />
      <Route title="Payment" path="/payment" component=PaymentPage />
      </Switch>
      )






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          Method 1: You can wrap your Header component with withRouter which provides location as prop which has pathname inside it. You can use that to change title.



          Method 2: you pass a function as prop to DashboardPage which will set state of title in Header component.



          In Header component:



          _setTitle = (title) => this.setState( title )


          Pass _setTitle as below



          <Route
          path='/dashboard'
          exact
          render=(props) => <DashboardPage ...props setTitle=this._setTitle />
          />


          In DashboardPage component's constructor execute setTitle to set the correct title as below:



          class DashboardPage extends Component 
          constructor(props)
          super(props);
          this.props.setTitle('Dashboard');




          Do the same for PaymentPage.



          This should work. Let me know if this solves your problem.






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          • Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
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            Nov 10 at 15:26










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          Method 1: You can wrap your Header component with withRouter which provides location as prop which has pathname inside it. You can use that to change title.



          Method 2: you pass a function as prop to DashboardPage which will set state of title in Header component.



          In Header component:



          _setTitle = (title) => this.setState( title )


          Pass _setTitle as below



          <Route
          path='/dashboard'
          exact
          render=(props) => <DashboardPage ...props setTitle=this._setTitle />
          />


          In DashboardPage component's constructor execute setTitle to set the correct title as below:



          class DashboardPage extends Component 
          constructor(props)
          super(props);
          this.props.setTitle('Dashboard');




          Do the same for PaymentPage.



          This should work. Let me know if this solves your problem.






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          • Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
            – rayman22
            Nov 10 at 15:26














          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted










          Method 1: You can wrap your Header component with withRouter which provides location as prop which has pathname inside it. You can use that to change title.



          Method 2: you pass a function as prop to DashboardPage which will set state of title in Header component.



          In Header component:



          _setTitle = (title) => this.setState( title )


          Pass _setTitle as below



          <Route
          path='/dashboard'
          exact
          render=(props) => <DashboardPage ...props setTitle=this._setTitle />
          />


          In DashboardPage component's constructor execute setTitle to set the correct title as below:



          class DashboardPage extends Component 
          constructor(props)
          super(props);
          this.props.setTitle('Dashboard');




          Do the same for PaymentPage.



          This should work. Let me know if this solves your problem.






          share|improve this answer






















          • Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
            – rayman22
            Nov 10 at 15:26












          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          Method 1: You can wrap your Header component with withRouter which provides location as prop which has pathname inside it. You can use that to change title.



          Method 2: you pass a function as prop to DashboardPage which will set state of title in Header component.



          In Header component:



          _setTitle = (title) => this.setState( title )


          Pass _setTitle as below



          <Route
          path='/dashboard'
          exact
          render=(props) => <DashboardPage ...props setTitle=this._setTitle />
          />


          In DashboardPage component's constructor execute setTitle to set the correct title as below:



          class DashboardPage extends Component 
          constructor(props)
          super(props);
          this.props.setTitle('Dashboard');




          Do the same for PaymentPage.



          This should work. Let me know if this solves your problem.






          share|improve this answer














          Method 1: You can wrap your Header component with withRouter which provides location as prop which has pathname inside it. You can use that to change title.



          Method 2: you pass a function as prop to DashboardPage which will set state of title in Header component.



          In Header component:



          _setTitle = (title) => this.setState( title )


          Pass _setTitle as below



          <Route
          path='/dashboard'
          exact
          render=(props) => <DashboardPage ...props setTitle=this._setTitle />
          />


          In DashboardPage component's constructor execute setTitle to set the correct title as below:



          class DashboardPage extends Component 
          constructor(props)
          super(props);
          this.props.setTitle('Dashboard');




          Do the same for PaymentPage.



          This should work. Let me know if this solves your problem.







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          answered Nov 10 at 15:22









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          • Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
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          • Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
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            Nov 10 at 15:26















          Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
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          Thank u very so much! =) Its work fine!
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