Nested React-router: Did Not Match Any Routes

I'm setting up nested routes within React-Router 1.0.0-rc3. Whenever I try to access one of the nested routes it throws an error: 'Warning: Location 'cars/family-cars' did not matc

Solution 1:

UPD:

I reread your error-message:

"Warning: Location "cars/family-cars" did not match any routes".

Are you sure your Link goes to "/categories/cars/family-cars" and not just to "/cars/family-cars"?

Try to fix your link like this:

<Link to={"/categories/" + type.parent + "/" + type.slug}>{type.name}</Link>

Original answer:

It seems that the problem lies somewhere else, because when I try to downgrage router to 1.0.0-rc3, everything is working fine with these configs:

Routes:

<Route path='/' component={ConnectedApp}>
  <IndexRoute component={ConnectedDetails} />
  <Route path='wishlist' components={ConnectedWishlist} />
  <Route path='categories/:details' component={ConnectedDetails}>
    <Route path=':edit' component={DetailsEdit} />
    <IndexRoute component={DetailsView} />
  </Route>
</Route>

Sidebar:

<div className='sidebar'>
  <Link activeClassName='sidebar-link_active' className='sidebar-link' to='/categories/lol/wut'>
    Persoonlijke gegevens
  </Link>

  <Link activeClassName='sidebar-link_active' className='sidebar-link' to='/categories/lol'>
    Verlanglijst
  </Link>
</div>

Solution 2:

I have implemented like

Index.js is my entry point of application which contain below mentioned code

 fetchData(config.url+'/Tasks.json?TenantId='+config.TenantId).then(function(items)
{
    var TaskData=JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(items.json.Tasks));
    var Data=[];
    Object.keys(TaskData).map(function(task){
        if(TaskData[task].PageName !=='' && TaskData[task].PageUrl !=='')
        {
            Data.push({PageName:TaskData[task].PageName,path:TaskData[task].PageName+'/?:RelationId',PageUrl:TaskData[task].PageUrl});
        }
    });

    Data.push({PageName:'ContainerPage',path:'/ContainerPage/?:RelationId',PageUrl:'./pages/ContainerPage'});

        var routes=require('./routes')(Data);
        Router.run(routes,function(Handler){
        React.render(<Handler />,document.getElementById('root'));
    });

   }).catch(function(response)
{
    showError(response);
});

over here I have created one Data array which can contain the Routes details and I have passed those array in my route.js file which is creating Route of passed data so my route.js file contain below mentioned code

 export default (data =>
  <Route name="App" path="/" handler={App}>
    <NotFoundRoute handler={require('./pages/PageNotFound')} />
        </Route>
{ data.map(task =>
  <Route name={task.PageName} path={task.path}  handler={require(task.PageUrl)}>
  </Route>
    ) }
</Route>
);

hope this may help you :)