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I am new to Angular and stuck with the following problem:



I have a login component from which I to move to dashboard component when login is correct.



I am trying to import css in dashboard component but they are not loading. But, if I reload the page, the styles are applied.
In dashboard.css file, I have imports like this:



@import 'src/assets/css/style.css';


So, I think, when I move from login to dashboard component, I need to fully load the page instead of simply moving to dashboard component with router-outlet.



So, what is the best way to navigate to dashboard component and all imports are applied?



I tried following but they don't load the page fully:



this.router.navigateByUrl('/dashboard');


or



this.router.navigate(['dashboard']);


I think I'll need something like this:



  this->window.location = '...';


I'll try to find if similar statement exists in Angular






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  • these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
    – Asanka
    Nov 19 '18 at 18:16
















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I am new to Angular and stuck with the following problem:



I have a login component from which I to move to dashboard component when login is correct.



I am trying to import css in dashboard component but they are not loading. But, if I reload the page, the styles are applied.
In dashboard.css file, I have imports like this:



@import 'src/assets/css/style.css';


So, I think, when I move from login to dashboard component, I need to fully load the page instead of simply moving to dashboard component with router-outlet.



So, what is the best way to navigate to dashboard component and all imports are applied?



I tried following but they don't load the page fully:



this.router.navigateByUrl('/dashboard');


or



this.router.navigate(['dashboard']);


I think I'll need something like this:



  this->window.location = '...';


I'll try to find if similar statement exists in Angular






angular







share|improve this question
























  • these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
    – Asanka
    Nov 19 '18 at 18:16














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I am new to Angular and stuck with the following problem:



I have a login component from which I to move to dashboard component when login is correct.



I am trying to import css in dashboard component but they are not loading. But, if I reload the page, the styles are applied.
In dashboard.css file, I have imports like this:



@import 'src/assets/css/style.css';


So, I think, when I move from login to dashboard component, I need to fully load the page instead of simply moving to dashboard component with router-outlet.



So, what is the best way to navigate to dashboard component and all imports are applied?



I tried following but they don't load the page fully:



this.router.navigateByUrl('/dashboard');


or



this.router.navigate(['dashboard']);


I think I'll need something like this:



  this->window.location = '...';


I'll try to find if similar statement exists in Angular






angular







share|improve this question















I am new to Angular and stuck with the following problem:



I have a login component from which I to move to dashboard component when login is correct.



I am trying to import css in dashboard component but they are not loading. But, if I reload the page, the styles are applied.
In dashboard.css file, I have imports like this:



@import 'src/assets/css/style.css';


So, I think, when I move from login to dashboard component, I need to fully load the page instead of simply moving to dashboard component with router-outlet.



So, what is the best way to navigate to dashboard component and all imports are applied?



I tried following but they don't load the page fully:



this.router.navigateByUrl('/dashboard');


or



this.router.navigate(['dashboard']);


I think I'll need something like this:



  this->window.location = '...';


I'll try to find if similar statement exists in Angular






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  • these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
    – Asanka
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  • these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
    – Asanka
    Nov 19 '18 at 18:16
















these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
– Asanka
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these both 2 ways do render the component to the router-outlet
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  window.location.href = 'dashboard';





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