26 Routing and navigation: part 3
This chapter covers
- Using resolvers and route guards to control route activation
- Displaying placeholder content to the user until data is loaded
In this chapter, I continue to describe the Angular URL routing system, focusing on the most advanced features. I explain how to control route activation, how to load feature modules dynamically, and how to use multiple outlet elements in a template. Table 26.1 summarizes the chapter.
Table 26.1. Chapter summary
| Problem | Solution | Listing |
| Delaying navigation until a task is complete | Use a route resolver | 1–6 |
| Preventing route activation | Use an activation guard | 7–13 |
| Preventing the user from navigating away from the current ... |
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