How to access the navigation stack NativeScript
I'm trying to create a breadcrumbs for my Nativescript-Angular application. I read in the navigation documentation that With <page-router-outlet> when you navigate forward, the current page and views are saved in the native navigation stack.
How can i access this navigation stack? This way i can navigate back to a certain page the user wants to go to and clean up all the pages forward of that component.
Thanks
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
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I'm trying to create a breadcrumbs for my Nativescript-Angular application. I read in the navigation documentation that With <page-router-outlet> when you navigate forward, the current page and views are saved in the native navigation stack.
How can i access this navigation stack? This way i can navigate back to a certain page the user wants to go to and clean up all the pages forward of that component.
Thanks
navigation nativescript angular2-nativescript nativescript-angular
asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
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I'm trying to create a breadcrumbs for my Nativescript-Angular application. I read in the navigation documentation that With <page-router-outlet> when you navigate forward, the current page and views are saved in the native navigation stack.
How can i access this navigation stack? This way i can navigate back to a certain page the user wants to go to and clean up all the pages forward of that component.
Thanks
navigation nativescript angular2-nativescript nativescript-angular
asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
32
I'm trying to create a breadcrumbs for my Nativescript-Angular application. I read in the navigation documentation that With <page-router-outlet> when you navigate forward, the current page and views are saved in the native navigation stack.
How can i access this navigation stack? This way i can navigate back to a certain page the user wants to go to and clean up all the pages forward of that component.
Thanks
navigation nativescript angular2-nativescript nativescript-angular
navigation nativescript angular2-nativescript nativescript-angular
asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
32
asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
32
asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
Ali KalkandelenAli Kalkandelen
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 17:00
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You can always query through the Frame and BackStack, even use them to close multiple pages at one go in case of NativeScript Core.
For NativeScript Angular, there is a open feature request, but you could still use Frame / NSLocationStrategy to find all pages in history.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:01
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You can always query through the Frame and BackStack, even use them to close multiple pages at one go in case of NativeScript Core.
For NativeScript Angular, there is a open feature request, but you could still use Frame / NSLocationStrategy to find all pages in history.
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You can always query through the Frame and BackStack, even use them to close multiple pages at one go in case of NativeScript Core.
For NativeScript Angular, there is a open feature request, but you could still use Frame / NSLocationStrategy to find all pages in history.
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You can always query through the Frame and BackStack, even use them to close multiple pages at one go in case of NativeScript Core.
For NativeScript Angular, there is a open feature request, but you could still use Frame / NSLocationStrategy to find all pages in history.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:01
ManojManoj
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You can always query through the Frame and BackStack, even use them to close multiple pages at one go in case of NativeScript Core.
For NativeScript Angular, there is a open feature request, but you could still use Frame / NSLocationStrategy to find all pages in history.
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:01
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