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- How do I open a new tab using history push in React?
- How do I open a component in new tab in React?
- How do I open a new tab in NavLink?
- What is the alternative for useHistory?
How do I open a new tab using history push in React?
If you simply want to open a new tab without any state transfer, you can just get the path using useHref hook (Docs). This is what the <Link> component internally uses. You can then open it in new tab using window.
How do I open a component in new tab in React?
To open a link in a new tab in React, create an anchor ( <a> ) element and set its target attribute to _blank , e.g., <a href="https://codingbeautydev.com" target="_blank">Link</a>. The _blank value specifies that the link should be opened in a new tab.
How do I open a new tab in NavLink?
In the NavLink component, we can specify the URL to be opened in a new tab in the href parameter. In interop's IJSRuntime instances, the method InvokeAsyncwith parameters open, URL, and _blank are used. Here, the third parameter, _blank, is used to notify that the URL needs to be opened in the new tab.
What is the alternative for useHistory?
6, useHistory doesn't exist anymore, instead we have a useNavigate hook. This useNavigate hook gives us a navigate object and function, and this navigate function can be executed to navigate somewhere else.
