Add custom navigation guard to settings page #137

jgeorgi · 2024-03-14T23:02:42Z

jgeorgi commented

2024-03-14 23:02:42 +00:00

Closes: #131

There is probably a better ("more native") way to do this, but I spent hours trying to figure it out and in the end it was way easier to circumvent the built-in f7 router events and just use my own custom back button. D.U.M. - dumb, but not my fault (I think...).

Signed-off-by: Justin Georgi justin.georgi@gmail.com

Closes: #131 There is probably a better ("more native") way to do this, but I spent hours trying to figure it out and in the end it was way easier to circumvent the built-in f7 router events and just use my own custom back button. D.U.M. - dumb, but not my fault (I think...). Signed-off-by: Justin Georgi <justin.georgi@gmail.com>

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Signed-off-by: Justin Georgi <justin.georgi@gmail.com>

jgeorgi merged commit c6f17d7187 into main

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Add custom navigation guard to settings page (#137)

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Reference: ALVINN/ALVINN_f7#137