Backbutton goes to "first" page instead of previous page - Button (Mobile)

M

4 posts

Member since:
Oct 2012

Posted 16 Oct 2012 Link to this post

I have a layout with a back button:

<div data-role="layout" data-id="infoPageLayout">

<header data-role="header">

<div data-role="navbar">

<a class="nav-button" data-align="left" data-role="backbutton">Back</a>

<span data-role="view-title"></span>

</div>

</header>

</div>

I get to that view from a 'click' event with app.navigate('#infoPage');
When I click the Back button, it goes to the view at the top of my html file (the default view) instead of the previous view.

Is there anything that might be causing this?

Alexander Valchev

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Posted 19 Oct 2012 Link to this post

Hello,

I tested a similar scenario and got everything to work as expected. Could you please check my demo page and let me know what I am missing? Can you reproduce the problem in my example and send me a back a link with the updated version?
Please provide such example and I will check it right away.

Regards,
Alexander Valchev
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M

4 posts

Member since:
Oct 2012

Posted 19 Oct 2012 Link to this post

Thanks for taking a look Alexander.

I've edited it to reflect a shell of my app.

With this version the back button on the View "thirdPage" doesn't work at all, and as soon as that View loads, my debugger is showing an "Uncaught Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #" error.
The back button on "barPage" does work, however.

http://jsbin.com/amuwal/6/edit

Alexander Valchev

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2889 posts

Posted 24 Oct 2012 Link to this post

Hi,

The page throws an error because #bazButton has a href="#" attribute. If you want to link the view via button you should set a valid View id as a href attribute. For more information please check this help topic. Of course you can use the click function and navigate through the navigate method, but in that case please omit the href attribute of the link element.

Also it is recommended to use the click event of the widget instead of jQuery click event.
For convenience I updated your example: http://jsbin.com/amuwal/11/edit

Note that I added data-title attributes to the Views in order to fix the broken layout.

Kind regards,
Alexander Valchev
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Percy

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Sep 2017

Posted 29 Nov 2017 in reply to Alexander Valchev Link to this post

i am having the same problem. in some pages, the back button doesn't work at all and in some it works but goes to the parent view instead of the previous view .

Neli

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Posted 04 Dec 2017 Link to this post

Hello Percy,

Note, that if needed, the href attribute could be used to explicitly set the view to which the BackButton will navigate to.
Enclosed you may find a Dojo example with three views and BackButtons on two of them. Could you please modify the provided example in order to replicate the issue as it is at your end. This will help us to investigate it locally and assist you further.

Regards,
Neli
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Percy

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Sep 2017

Posted 04 Dec 2017 in reply to Neli Link to this post

Hi Neli

thanks for the reply, the provided example worked fined. thanks for your help :)