nuxt-child doesn't render the parent component

My folder structure is like this:

|-profile
|-- index.vue
|-- address/index.vue

And then I do <nuxt-child /> which doesn't render the content of profile/index.vue! It just loads a whole new route. Please help!

edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

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My folder structure is like this:

|-profile
|-- index.vue
|-- address/index.vue

And then I do <nuxt-child /> which doesn't render the content of profile/index.vue! It just loads a whole new route. Please help!

edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

632114

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My folder structure is like this:

|-profile
|-- index.vue
|-- address/index.vue

And then I do <nuxt-child /> which doesn't render the content of profile/index.vue! It just loads a whole new route. Please help!

edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

632114

My folder structure is like this:

|-profile
|-- index.vue
|-- address/index.vue

And then I do <nuxt-child /> which doesn't render the content of profile/index.vue! It just loads a whole new route. Please help!

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edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

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edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

632114

edited Nov 12 at 16:07

asked Nov 12 at 15:17

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asked Nov 12 at 15:17

Sanjay

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Folder structure above will create a whole new route, instead of a nested one.

You can see exact same structure in Nuxt.js Routing documentation example.

Examples of nested routes are also available in documentation

In your case, in order to render nested route in <nuxt-child>, following structure will work:

|-pages/
|--| profile/
|-----| address.vue
|-----| index.vue
|--| profile.vue

And <nuxt-child> tag should be inside profile.vue page. This way profile/index.vue will be rendered when user navigates to /profile and address.vue will be rendered when user navigates to /profile/address.

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

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not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

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You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

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Folder structure above will create a whole new route, instead of a nested one.

You can see exact same structure in Nuxt.js Routing documentation example.

Examples of nested routes are also available in documentation

In your case, in order to render nested route in <nuxt-child>, following structure will work:

|-pages/
|--| profile/
|-----| address.vue
|-----| index.vue
|--| profile.vue

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

1

You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

add a comment |

Folder structure above will create a whole new route, instead of a nested one.

You can see exact same structure in Nuxt.js Routing documentation example.

Examples of nested routes are also available in documentation

In your case, in order to render nested route in <nuxt-child>, following structure will work:

|-pages/
|--| profile/
|-----| address.vue
|-----| index.vue
|--| profile.vue

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

1

You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

add a comment |

Folder structure above will create a whole new route, instead of a nested one.

You can see exact same structure in Nuxt.js Routing documentation example.

Examples of nested routes are also available in documentation

In your case, in order to render nested route in <nuxt-child>, following structure will work:

|-pages/
|--| profile/
|-----| address.vue
|-----| index.vue
|--| profile.vue

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

Folder structure above will create a whole new route, instead of a nested one.

You can see exact same structure in Nuxt.js Routing documentation example.

Examples of nested routes are also available in documentation

In your case, in order to render nested route in <nuxt-child>, following structure will work:

|-pages/
|--| profile/
|-----| address.vue
|-----| index.vue
|--| profile.vue

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

edited Nov 12 at 20:10

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

answered Nov 12 at 17:19

aBiscuit

1,4131614

not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

1

You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

add a comment |

not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

1

You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

not working for me, how would you do this if your profile was _profile meaning dynamic
– PirateApp
Dec 17 at 16:26

You'd do the same, but with _ (underscore) for both .vue file and folder. See examples in documentation
– aBiscuit
Dec 17 at 18:59

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