My phonegap app, I want to bring back login when user logs out. But If I use,
$.changePage('#login');
after logout. It makes navigation stack unmanageable specially navigating with Android back Button . Can I reset my Navigation stack after logout.
Try using
$.mobile.navigate('#login');
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I implemented the login, sign-up with jetpack compose on an app. I redirected the logged-in users to the main screen and keep the new user on to the login screen. But the problem is when I redirect the user from the login screen to the main screen and the user press the back button the login screen appears. Now I know it's a normal behavior of the navigation component but I need to change it. How can I do that?
Used this line for navigating to the main screen from the login screen
navController().navigate("main_screen")
You can remove last item from the back stack before navigating to the main screen using popBackStack:
navController.popBackStack()
navController.navigate("main_screen")
In my iOS application I have a login page that leads to the main pages. You can navigate between these pages with a tab bar. On each of these pages you can log out and return to the login page using the dismiss function. I wanted to know if by doing this I was leaving some controllers in a vacuum without having unloaded them.
For example, if I log in, go to the second tab and log out, will the first tab be unloaded?
And more broadly how does navigation with a tab bar work if it's not a stack?
On successfull login change root of application to TabBarController.When user kill application and launch again then set root according to the login status of a user. And when user logout from application then again change root to login controller.
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How to remove the done button from the Facebook login safari view controller.
the done button is part of the SFSafariViewController and can not be removed.
I have created a small application in grails. It's working fine but when I copy/paste url in navigation bar, it is directly redirecting to a particular page. How to give security for that?
I have a website that uses the JavaScript SDK, and I have a facebook login button that calls FB.login() that opens a new tab for the user to log in.
This website is optimized for the iPad, and I made a home screen entry for this website so it could be viewed in full screen, like how this article mentions it:
http://www.viaboxxsystems.de/html-fullscreen-apps-for-the-ipad
My problem is that only in the home-screen-launched, fullscreen version, when I click on the login button, either I see a white screen, or I get the login details screen (but in that case, clicking "Log In" also results in a white screen), and thus I get to a dead end.
How do I make it so the Facebook login goes through and I get redirected back to my website successfully?
Apple’s documentation for this says,
When you use this standalone mode, Safari is not used to display the web content—specifically, there is no browser URL text field at the top of the screen or button bar at the bottom of the screen.
Sounds to me like this might also affect the ability to open popups. If that’s the case, you could maybe use the server-side authentication flow instead.