Hello,
I have a mobile application with login functionality (a login view, in addition to other views that should only be visible to logged in users).
After a user logs in, they are taken to another view, let's call it the main view. Now, at least on android, if I tap the system's back button (the first one on the left here) then I am returned to the login view!
How can I prevent this from happening? Instead I want the app to be minimized if that button is tapped from the main view. Is this something that is outside the scope of kendo? Perhaps to be handled by phonegap?
Thanks
I have a mobile application with login functionality (a login view, in addition to other views that should only be visible to logged in users).
After a user logs in, they are taken to another view, let's call it the main view. Now, at least on android, if I tap the system's back button (the first one on the left here) then I am returned to the login view!
How can I prevent this from happening? Instead I want the app to be minimized if that button is tapped from the main view. Is this something that is outside the scope of kendo? Perhaps to be handled by phonegap?
Thanks
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Hi Patrick,
Petyo
Telerik
The behavior you observe is by design. Most web sites/applications will behave in the same way if you login and then hit the browser back button.
A workaround I may suggest is to hook up to the login view before show event and prevent it from displaying if the user is logged in. However, I am not sure if (or how) the app can be minimized from JavaScript.
Petyo
Telerik
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