The example from the documentation doesn't work. Link + [...catchAll] does not close modal window about next.js

[ztanner]

Hi @MrOxMasTer -- does the modal close for you if you add a @navigation/page.tsx component that returns null? If you're navigating to the index route, it's going to try and match @navigation/page.tsx rather than @navigation/[...catchAll] ([...catchAll] would apply to /foo, /foo/bar, but not /).

I can see how the docs are a bit unclear here, so I'll get those updated.

[MrOxMasTer]

Hi @MrOxMasTer -- does the modal close for you if you add a @navigation/page.tsx component that returns null? If you're navigating to the index route, it's going to try and match @navigation/page.tsx rather than @navigation/[...catchAll] ([...catchAll] would apply to /foo, /foo/bar, but not /).

I can see how the docs are a bit unclear here, so I'll get those updated.

I deleted page.tsx to check, but it was there before and also didn't work on 14.2.3.

[MrOxMasTer]

Hi @MrOxMasTer -- does the modal close for you if you add a @navigation/page.tsx component that returns null? If you're navigating to the index route, it's going to try and match @navigation/page.tsx rather than @navigation/[...catchAll] ([...catchAll] would apply to /foo, /foo/bar, but not /).

I can see how the docs are a bit unclear here, so I'll get those updated.

I read your comment about this and about the suggestion to support [[...catchAll]] in special routes and so also tried your way but it doesn't work still

[MrOxMasTer]

[ztanner]

Hi @MrOxMasTer -- does the modal close for you if you add a @navigation/page.tsx component that returns null? If you're navigating to the index route, it's going to try and match @navigation/page.tsx rather than @navigation/[...catchAll] ([...catchAll] would apply to /foo, /foo/bar, but not /).
I can see how the docs are a bit unclear here, so I'll get those updated.

I deleted page.tsx to check, but it was there before and also didn't work on 14.2.3.

I tried your provided reproduction and it works fine if I add a app/@modal/page.tsx component that returns null.

CleanShot.2024-04-26.at.14.05.12.mp4

Please provide an updated reproduction for us to look into this for you. Thanks!

[MrOxMasTer]

Please provide an updated reproduction for us to look into this for you. Thanks!

So, I deleted the .next folder and ran it again and it worked!

Then let me ask you another question. Do I understand correctly that in this situation it can only lead to the home page? It seems logical, because the link is to the main page, but maybe somehow it can be realised by intercepts?

Because when testing on other pages, it doesn't return to the main page all the time.