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You can access them within your component like this: this.$route.path.matched
, it will give you an array of current matched routes, so lets say you are in /meteorologija/meteorolosko-bdenje/aktuelni-podaci/podaci
path, then it will return somethin like this (it will also contain some other info):
[
{ path:'/meteorologija', name:'meteorologija' },
{ path:'/meteorolosko-bdenje', name:'meteorolosko bdenje' },
{ path:'/aktuelni-podaci', name:'aktuelni podaci' },
{ path:'/podaci', name:'Podaci' },
]
So i took a second look at your code and found this, you should not have leading slash in your children paths, so you should change it like this:
{ path:'/meteorologija', name:'meteorologija', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage'), children:[
{
path:'meteorolosko-bdenje', name:'meteorolosko bdenje', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage'),
children:[
{ path:'aktuelni-podaci', name:'aktuelni podaci', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage'),
children:[
{ path:'podaci', name:'Podaci', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'trenutne-temerature', name:'Trenutne temperature', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'ekstremne-temperature', name:'Ekstremne Temperature', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'pritisak', name:'Pritisak', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'vjetar', name:'Vjetar', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'kolicina-padavina', name:'Kolicina padavina', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
{ path:'radarska-slika', name:'Radarska Slika', component:()=>import('../pages/BlogPage') },
]
},
Source:stackexchange.com