How do I navigate to a parent route from a child route

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My problem is quite classic  I have a private part of an application which is behind a login form  When the login is successful  it goes to a child route for the admin application   My problem is that I can t use the global navigation menu because the router tries to route in my AdminComponent instead of my AppCompoment  So my navigation is broken   Another problem is that if someone want to access the URL directly  I want to redirect to the parent  login  route  But I can t make it work  It seems to me like theses two issues are similar   Any idea how it can be done

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None of this worked for me     Here is my code with the back function   import   Router   from   angular router       constructor private router  Router         back        this router navigate  this router url substring 0  this router url lastIndexOf             this router url substring 0  this router url lastIndexOf      -- gt  get the last part of the current url after the  quot   quot  -- gt  get the current route

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without much ado   this router navigate          relativeTo  this activeRoute  skipLocationChange  true      parameter      makes navigation one level up  i e  parent

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Do you want a link HTML or do you want to route imperatively in code   Link  The RouterLink directive always treats the provided link as a delta to the current URL      routerLink      absolute     routerLink           parent     routerLink        sibling     routerLink       child           or  routerLink     child         with route param           parent abc xyz  routerLink           parent    abc   xyz        with query param and fragment         parent p1 value1 amp p2 v2 frag  routerLink           parent     queryParams    p1   value   p2   v2    fragment  frag    With RouterLink  remember to import and use the directives array   import   ROUTER DIRECTIVES   from   angular router    Component       directives   ROUTER DIRECTIVES     Imperative  The navigate   method requires a starting point  i e   the relativeTo parameter   If none is provided  the navigation is absolute   import   Router  ActivatedRoute   from   angular router       constructor private router  Router  private route  ActivatedRoute         this router navigate    absolute path     this router navigate         parent     relativeTo  this route    this router navigate      sibling       relativeTo  this route    this router navigate     child          relativeTo  this route       or this router navigate   child            relativeTo  this route        with route param           parent abc xyz this router navigate         parent    abc   xyz      relativeTo  this route       with query param and fragment         parent p1 value1 amp p2 v2 frag this router navigate         parent     relativeTo  this route       queryParams   p1   value   p2   v2    fragment   frag         navigate without updating the URL  this router navigate         parent     relativeTo  this route  skipLocationChange  true

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My solution is   const urlSplit   this  router url split       this  router navigate  urlSplit splice 0  urlSplit length - 1  join          relativeTo  this  route parent       And the Router injection   private readonly  router  Router

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Another way could be like this  this  router navigateByUrl this  router url substr 0  this  router url lastIndexOf            go to parent URL   and here is the constructor  constructor      private  activatedRoute  ActivatedRoute      private  router  Router

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You can navigate to your parent root like this  this router navigate          relativeTo  this activeRoute parent       You will need to inject the current active Route in the constructor  constructor      private router  Router      private activeRoute  ActivatedRoute

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This seems to work for me as of Spring 2017   goBack    void     this router navigate            relativeTo  this route         Where your component ctor accepts ActivatedRoute and Router  imported as follows   import   ActivatedRoute  Router   from   angular router

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My routes have a pattern like this    user edit 1 -  Edit user create 0 -  Create user  -  List   When i am on Edit page  for example  and i need go back to list page  i will return 2 levels up on the route   Thinking about that  i created my method with a  level  parameter   goBack level  number   1        let commands              this router navigate  commands repeat level      relativeTo  this route         So  to go from edit to list i call the method like that   this goBack 2

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To navigate to the parent component regardless of the number of parameters in the current route or the parent route  Angular 6 update 1 21 19     let routerLink   this  aRoute parent snapshot pathFromRoot          map  s    gt  s url           reduce  a  e    gt                  Do NOT add last path              if  a length   e length     this  aRoute parent snapshot pathFromRoot length                    return a concat e                             return a                      map  s    gt  s path       this  router navigate routerLink     This has the added bonus of being an absolute route you can use with the singleton Router    Angular 4  for sure  probably Angular 2 too

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If you are using the uiSref directive then you can do this  uiSref

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add Location to your constructor from  angular common  constructor private  location  Location       add the back function   back       this  location back        and then in your view    lt button class  btn   click   back    gt Back lt  button gt

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constructor private router  Router      navigateOnParent       this router navigate      some-path-on-parent         The router supports    absolute paths  xxx - started on the router of the root component relative paths xxx - started on the router of the current component relative paths    xxx - started on the parent router of the current component

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