To fix this I have read online ( here) that you can include a static. ReactJS Router is a powerful Router which allows you to create & use Routes in your appJoin the full React course: https://aca. I assume what is happening here is that heroku is looking to my node server to find where /login routes to and that route doesnt exist (my server only interacts with the database, bascially). We have four pages: home, about, dashboard, help and our custom 404 page. The folder structure right now has a pages directory inside the src folder with all the pages that are necessary for this guide. When i visit the site here the main landing page will load.Īt the top of the page clicking on the “login” or “signup” buttons on the navbar successfully redirect to their respective pages (however if you view the app in the mobile view my MOBILE nav buttons do not redirect succesfully - no idea why the code is basically the same in each circumstance?)Īlso - if i attempt to navigate the site using the url bar and go to /login for instance, I get a 404 error. Install react router by running the command npm install react-router-dom or add it as a dependency on codesandbox or codepen. however, React Router makes React be able to route pages according to URL like normal websites. so routing pages is impossible because it’s single page.
I’m trying to deploy my poll project but I am getting some really strange behaviour that I cannot explain. literally, React is one page application.
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