When I use routerLink , does the target page run the commands within ngOnInit() and when I use this.route.navigate([<rota de acesso>]) does not execute?
I would like to know if you have this.route.navigate() at runtime require the landing page to execute the commands within ngOnInit() .
On the page you will receive the parameters both by routerLink and navigate you can make a logic to see where it came from.
Ex:
Using routerLink you pass the parameter this way:
idPagina1 = this.route.snapshot.params['id'];
Using navigate you get within ngOnInit this way:
ngOnInit(){
this.route.queryParams.subscribe(
(queryParams: any) => {
this.idPagina2 = queryParams['id'];
});
}
So you can use a global variable where if the parameter comes from page 1 the idPage1 will be different from null , or if it comes from page 2 the idPage2 will be different from null . So you can check the parameter like this:
id: number;
ngOnInit(){
if(this.idPagina1 != null){
id = this.idPagina1;
}else{
this.route.queryParams.subscribe(
(queryParams: any) => {
this.idPagina2 = queryParams['id'];
id = this.idPagina2;
});
}
}
I do not know if you are using parameters, but I believe you are trying to come up with different parameters from different to to access a common page. It is? In case I think it helps you.