I have this configuration in my router.ts
:
{
path: "/admin/operations/job-allocation/:id",
name: "JobAllocation",
component: () =>
import(
"@/views/admin/operations/job-allocation/index.vue"
),
children: [
{
path: "",
redirect:
"/admin/operations/job-allocation/:id/operatives",
},
{
path: "/admin/operations/job-allocation/:id/operatives",
name: "JobAllocationOperatives",
alias: "Operatives",
component: () =>
import("@/views/common/Operatives.vue"),
},
]
}
When I visit the path: /admin/operations/job-allocation/1
I want to go to /admin/operations/job-allocation/1/operatives
.
But in this setup it goes to /admin/operations/job-allocation/:id/operatives
(the :id as a literal string of ':id' instead of being replaced by the number 1.
I'm hoping to use the router to do this, instead of using a 'mounted' hook to do the redirect at the JobAllocation component.
Is this even possible? I did not find this senario in the official Vue3 Router docs.