Always use *emy.goBack()* !!
That's VERY important
Remi
On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 8:22 AM, Rune Back wrote:
> Hi Remi
>
> There was a bug in my code. Got it working. - Sorry about that.
>
> One more thing: *emy.goBack()* and *window.history.back()* - Can I use
> either one?
>
> regards
>
> Rune
Hi Remi
There was a bug in my code. Got it working. - Sorry about that.
One more thing: *emy.goBack()* and *window.history.back()* - Can I use
either one?
regards
Rune
2014-06-05 15:57 GMT+03:00 Remi Grumeau :
> Nope, no easy build-in solution. Just like with native apps, you have to
> do y
Nope, no easy build-in solution. Just like with native apps, you have to do
your homework :)
By the way, you have events to help you with that.
http://www.emy-library.org/documentation/1.0/core-documentation.html#event-custom
beforetransition / aftertransition
Those events are triggered each time
Hi Remi
No good Remi. 70%?!! - I was hoping for better news :((
So you go from screen A to B and to C. At C you update some information
which means you also need to update screen A and B. So after the update you
go straight to screen B and before doing so you update the screen and
everything's ok
eh eh :)
If you don't play the rules, be ready to face those kind of problems ;)
Emy deals with going from screen A to screen B by itself. If you want no
transitions between screens, just set emy.transitionMode to "none"
http://www.emy-library.org/documentation/1.0/core-documentation.html#emy-tra
Hi
I've got all pages in one **. When changing to another
page I change the content of this ** This raises the
need of changing the backButton so that it instead of doing something like
*window.history.back()* it might call *myFunction(myVar)* where I can
update the content of the .
*How do I do
Triggering emy.goBack() should normally do the pop.
If you give it a view ID (aka emy.goBack('apreviousviewID'), it might pops to
the corresponding number.
(to go back "home" for example)
If it's not doing this properly, then well … it means there is a bug to fix :)
Remi
Le 8 nov. 2013 à 12:3
Hi
How do I make the backButton do a "pop" (i.e. history.go(-1);) insted of a
"push" like now?
Rune
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