reactjs - react-router not changing pages -


no matter route access, react-router (v4) returning home page, when route parsing urls , render switch statement, works fine. 

import { browserrouter router, route, switch } 'react-router-dom'  const home = () => <div>home page</div> const = () => <div>about page</div>  render((   <router>     <switch>       <route path="/" component={home} />       <route path="/about" component={about} />     </switch>   </router> ), document.getelementbyid('root'))

i'm using apache server , laravel/php backend, urls localhost/calendar/public , localhost/calendar/public/about, might problem. however, whenever use route (e.g. localhost/calendar/public/foo) server returns page not exist.

edit

here's way got working, it's more of hack solution , i'm still not sure why original problem arose.

import { browserrouter router, route, switch } 'react-router-dom'  const url  = new url(window.location.href) const isdev = (url.host == "localhost")  const browserapp = (   <router>     <switch>       <route exact path={`${isdev ? "/calendar/public/" : "/"}`} component={home}/>       <route path={`${isdev ? "/calendar/public/about" : "/about"}`} component={about}/>     </switch>   </router> )

you need pass history object <router ... /> component or use 1 of high-level routers e.g. <browserrouter />. see docs:

https://reacttraining.com/react-router/web/api/router


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