--- hide_title: true hide_table_of_contents: true title: Navigate To Path node --- <##head##> # Navigate To Path This node lets you navigate to a specific [Page](/nodes/navigation/page) node in a [Page Router](/nodes/navigation/page-router).
![](/nodes/navigation/navigate-to-path/navigate-to-path.png)
In most cases you will want to use the [Navigate](/nodes/navigation/navigate) or [External Link](/nodes/navigation/external-link) nodes for your navigation. The Navigate To Path node is a low level implementation suitable for more advanced and specific use cases. <##head##> ## Usage You don't specify which **Page Router** that should perform the navigation, it will be implicitly resolved using the provided path. For example, if you have a **Page Router** with **URL path** `router1`, with a **Page**with the **URL path** `page1`, which in turn contains an unnamed **Page** with the **URL path** `pageA`, providing the **Path** `/router1/page1/pageA/` will force the two **Page Routers** to navigate to the respective pages. In a way, **Navigate To Path** is very much like writing a URL directly into the browser address bar. However the node is only used to navigate between **Pages** in the Noodl project. If you want to navigate to an external URL you should instead use the [External Link](/nodes/navigation/external-link) node. ## Inputs
| Data | Description | | -------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Path | <##input:path##>Use this property to set the path to navigate to. Note that the **Path** should not include the domain but only the route within the Noodl project. The **Path** may include a **Path Parameter** as the final part, that will be forwarded to the receiving **Page**. You can also use `{}` to make part of the **Path** dynamic and expose the part as an input. For example the path `/{a}/{b}/` will expose two new inputs _a_ and _b_.<##input##> | | Query Parameters | You can add any number of **Query Parameters** that will be forwarded to the receiving [Page](/nodes/navigation/page/) through their [Page](/nodes/navigation/page-inputs/) node. | | Open in new tab | Open the new page in a new browser tab. | | Signal | Description | | -------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Navigate | <##input:navigate##>Sending a signal to this input will perform the navigation according to the provided **Path**.<##input##> | <##input:q-\*##>A **Query Parameter** that will be forwarded to the receiving **Page** node through their **Page Inputs** node.<##input##> <##input:p-\*##>A **Path Parameter** that will be part of the **Path**.<##input##>