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When using <ion-view> in certain places (like a Modal), it can unexpectedly push a state to the stack and then show a back button incorrectly when the modal is closed.
Can we add a way to say this view will not push to the stack, or provide more clear ways of using the ion-view tags in modals and other non-navigational UIs?
Don't mean to go off topic, but is there a way to manually add to the history stack? I have a case where I am changing the urls manually from slide to slide (without triggering a state change), but would still like to add to the stack for back button purposes after I leave the slides.
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ajoslin commentedon Jul 7, 2014
We could check if there's a parent modal when using ion-view and do nothing if so.
We could also possibly make this slightly more generic. Looking into it.
travisdahl commentedon Aug 26, 2014
Don't mean to go off topic, but is there a way to manually add to the history stack? I have a case where I am changing the urls manually from slide to slide (without triggering a state change), but would still like to add to the stack for back button purposes after I leave the slides.
ladmerc commentedon Jun 9, 2016
@travisdahl Did you find a way to push to history stack? I need a similar feature