React-router: Change URL and clear history

问题:

I have the following scenario:

A user opens an activation link; after the user has completed the activation process, the system will move them to another page.
I don't want to keep the activation link in the browser's history because when the the user goes back they will get to the activation step again.

How do I replace the history of a browser to remove certain requests from my application?

回答1:

In reactJS you should use browserHistory for this purpose. This takes care of you histories and you dont need to implement those functions on your own.

browserHistory has 2 methods push() and replace() which do the same functions as @fazal mentioned in his answer but in a better way.

So if you want to avoid user going back to previous state you would need to use browserHistory().replace

Start with importing it into your code:-

import {browserHistory} from 'react-router'

After user has activated you do following:-

browserHistory.replace(//your new link)

回答2:

HTML5 history API provide two methods to Adding and modifying history entries.

pushState() : back state preserved replaceState() : no back state

Assuming you are using react-router. So, on your Component use

this.props.history.replaceState('your new state')

read more: Manipulating the browser history

video: REACT JS TUTORIAL #6 - React Router & Intro to Single Page Apps with React JS

回答3:

I know this is old but I had a similar issue and none of the other answers were 100% applicable with my version or React but this should work in more recent versions by clearing appended paths.

   
  //replace(path, state)
  this.props.history.replace("/home", "urlhistory");

回答4:

Run this block where you want change route

history.entries = [];
history.index = -1;
history.push(`/route`);

This will clear the history and change for a new one.

回答5:

window.location.href = 'Your path';

or

document.location.replace().