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And there is no proper way to inform Container component about changes in url. IMHO when we use standard lightning navigation like that, lightning framework should always refresh components and run doInit method, if its there, I count this as a bug. If I am wrong guys, just give me an example how to handle this situation :).
How to enable Lightning apppage to pass URL parameters?
Please enable Lightning App App Page created declarative with AppBuilder and hosting several Lightning Web Componnets to pass parameters from URL string when app was launched down to its child LWC components. Current APpPage appis ignoring all URL parameters and components cannot be initialized with context of a frecord that is Launched the app.
Is the current apppage ignoring all URL parameters?
Current APpPage appis ignoring all URL parameters and components cannot be initialized with context of a frecord that is Launched the app. It is easy to pass ID whne component directly live on record page.
Do you need an event to refreshing a component?
If you are refreshing the component from the context of a parent, you don’t need to use an event – you can expose a method to the parent and get it to call that. If you are refreshing the component from within the child itself, you could either use an event or re-run your init routine.
Use lightning:navigation component to navigate to a given pageReference or to generate a URL from a pageReference. The following example generates a URL to an Account Object home based on its pageReference and sets the URL on an element.
How to navigate to a page in Lightning?
In your client-side controller, use the navigate () method to navigate to the page. PageReference is a reference to a page, providing a well-defined structure that describes the page type and its corresponding values. You should use the PageReference definitions instead of attempting to parse the URL directly.
What do you need to know about lightning experience?
Values for each attribute specified by the PageDefinition. Additional parameters, such as filterName, which is tied to the query string of the URL in Lightning Experience. The routing framework doesn’t depend on state to render a page. Note: Experience Builder sites don’t support the state property.