Set and get URL parameters in Next.js

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I want to know how to attach an ID for example at the end of the URL in Next.js and how to retrieve it in the destination page like this ...



<Link href={`/about/${id}`}><a>About</a></Link>


To be like this ...



/about/256983649012


And then retrieve it in the about page.



How can I do that?



And please keep in mind that I'm already aware of this approach ...



<Link href={{ pathname: 'about', query: { id: id }}}><a>About</a></Link>


But I don't really want to the link to be like this about?id=256983649012






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    I want to know how to attach an ID for example at the end of the URL in Next.js and how to retrieve it in the destination page like this ...



    <Link href={`/about/${id}`}><a>About</a></Link>


    To be like this ...



    /about/256983649012


    And then retrieve it in the about page.



    How can I do that?



    And please keep in mind that I'm already aware of this approach ...



    <Link href={{ pathname: 'about', query: { id: id }}}><a>About</a></Link>


    But I don't really want to the link to be like this about?id=256983649012






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      I want to know how to attach an ID for example at the end of the URL in Next.js and how to retrieve it in the destination page like this ...



      <Link href={`/about/${id}`}><a>About</a></Link>


      To be like this ...



      /about/256983649012


      And then retrieve it in the about page.



      How can I do that?



      And please keep in mind that I'm already aware of this approach ...



      <Link href={{ pathname: 'about', query: { id: id }}}><a>About</a></Link>


      But I don't really want to the link to be like this about?id=256983649012






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      I want to know how to attach an ID for example at the end of the URL in Next.js and how to retrieve it in the destination page like this ...



      <Link href={`/about/${id}`}><a>About</a></Link>


      To be like this ...



      /about/256983649012


      And then retrieve it in the about page.



      How can I do that?



      And please keep in mind that I'm already aware of this approach ...



      <Link href={{ pathname: 'about', query: { id: id }}}><a>About</a></Link>


      But I don't really want to the link to be like this about?id=256983649012






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      reactjs react-router router next.js






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