I'm currently looking to dismiss a tab based app as a modal (swipe down) upon logout. setStackRoot switches screens but the behavior doesn't seem too user friendly.
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I'm looking for a way to reset back to the default page for the tab when a user switches between tabs in a Xamarin Forms Shell based app.
Currently, my app has a number of tabs at the bottom, and a few of them can navigate to other pages (in a wizard type of scenario). Now, currently when a user clicks on a different tab and then returns to that tab - the last page the user navigated to in that tab is displayed - and I need the navigation to be reset to the default page for that tab.
Any pointers are greatly appreciated
I have a popup in my app which can be moved by the user to another screen. The popup is show in intervals. When the user unplug or turn off the screen and the popup is shown, actually it is not, because the screen is off. How to detect when the popup (Qt quick Window type widget) is really visible for the user?
I am using BiometricPrompt (androidx.biometric:biometric:1.2.0-alpha01) as an additional security measure in my app if the user configures to do so. But once this is enabled, I would like this to be non-cancellable (disable back button).
For now, if the user presses back button, BiometricPrompt invokes authenticationFailure callback. Is there a way to achieve this? For now I am re-invoking the BiometricPrompt on authenticationFailure but that's quite hacky.
There is a related question here but that's about the biometric prompt dialog. I am using the full screen version.
I'm trying to implement a feature such that users can click on the notification content area (not app icon nor action buttons) to bring the main watchkit app open. The current official way to launch the main watchkit app is to tap the app icon or action buttons in a notification scene. But I feel like the app icon is actually quite small (and hard) to tap and sometimes users are not even aware of this feature.
What I'm trying to do now is to put my notification content into a table row in the notification controller and make this row clickable. This will give user a pretty big area to tap with. Then in the click event handler I'm trying to open the main watchkit app. But I haven't figure out a way to do that (none of the general navigation methods such as presentControllerWithName works from notification controller).
Any suggestions?
I have a very simple application. The app asks a question and depending on what the user clicks a different text is shown. Now, when the home button is pressed the phone goes to the home screen and the app pauses.
But when I press the back button the dialog goes away but the white background (Default in an app made by eclipse) is still there. Then I have to press the back button once more to get to the home screen.
My question, is there a way to make the back button act as the home button to return to the home screen? If there is, what is it.
I have tried using onStop and onResume and onPause but the same thing happens.
Thanks,
dhoehna.
Sounds like android SDK. So, I'm going to assume you are doing Android development.
You'll have to override the method called OnBackPressed(). Then you can override the back button to do what you want it to do.