angular2 and routing - adding a query parm to child

Question

Wow

this.router.navigate(['/services', {outlets: {'servicelistright': ['servicelist']}}]);

If I the below to the url I get get the query parm using the below:

         http://localhost:4200/#/services/(servicelistright:servicelist;type=11)

this.route.params.map(params => params['type'])
            .subscribe(type => { console.log('stupid',type) });

Well I think is just wonderful..wow great...

But how on earth do I add the query parm?

1) by using router.navigate

this.router.navigate(['/services', {outlets: {'servicelistright': ['servicelist']}}]);

where do I add type=11???

Or my routerLink

<a md-raised-button  routerLinkActive="['active']" [routerLink]="['/services']" ">Raised button</a>

hey, did [my answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/42600394/2545680) help? — Max Koretskyi, Mar 05 '17 at 10:36
so no comment regarding [my answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/42600394/2545680)? — Max Koretskyi, Mar 07 '17 at 15:53

Max Koretskyi · Answer 1 · 2017-03-04T19:45:31.233

Parameters are passed to the route in a form of an object. For example, to get this query string:

/inbox/33;details=true/messages/44;mode=preview

you need to use the following array:

['/inbox', 33, {details: true}, 'messages', 44, {mode: 'preview'}]

So in your case you can pass the type param like that to router.navigate:

this.router.navigate(['/services', {outlets: {'servicelistright': ['servicelist', {type: 11}]}}]);

behind the scenes, routerLink just calls router.navigate, so you can pass the same URL string to the directive:

<a [routerLink]="['/services', {outlets: {'servicelistright': ['servicelist', {type: 11}]}}]">Go</a>

angular2 and routing - adding a query parm to child

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