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Nativescript right tabsview architecture?
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I started the app with angular-nativescript lazy "tabs" template. Later I faced the problem that I can't move between pages with "router" or "routerExtensions". Only with [nsRouterLink] which is written in HTML. Also the problem is I can't use one page which is shared between different pages.
Is this template is right way to use tabs in nativescript ?
app.component :
<TabView androidTabsPosition="bottom">
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Home', iconSource: getIconSource('home')"
name="homeTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Browse', iconSource: getIconSource('browse')"
name="browseTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Search', iconSource: getIconSource('search')"
name="searchTab">
</page-router-outlet>
</TabView>
angular typescript nativescript angular-router asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
add a comment |
I started the app with angular-nativescript lazy "tabs" template. Later I faced the problem that I can't move between pages with "router" or "routerExtensions". Only with [nsRouterLink] which is written in HTML. Also the problem is I can't use one page which is shared between different pages.
Is this template is right way to use tabs in nativescript ?
app.component :
<TabView androidTabsPosition="bottom">
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Home', iconSource: getIconSource('home')"
name="homeTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Browse', iconSource: getIconSource('browse')"
name="browseTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Search', iconSource: getIconSource('search')"
name="searchTab">
</page-router-outlet>
</TabView>
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39
add a comment |
I started the app with angular-nativescript lazy "tabs" template. Later I faced the problem that I can't move between pages with "router" or "routerExtensions". Only with [nsRouterLink] which is written in HTML. Also the problem is I can't use one page which is shared between different pages.
Is this template is right way to use tabs in nativescript ?
app.component :
<TabView androidTabsPosition="bottom">
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Home', iconSource: getIconSource('home')"
name="homeTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Browse', iconSource: getIconSource('browse')"
name="browseTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Search', iconSource: getIconSource('search')"
name="searchTab">
</page-router-outlet>
</TabView>
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
I started the app with angular-nativescript lazy "tabs" template. Later I faced the problem that I can't move between pages with "router" or "routerExtensions". Only with [nsRouterLink] which is written in HTML. Also the problem is I can't use one page which is shared between different pages.
Is this template is right way to use tabs in nativescript ?
app.component :
<TabView androidTabsPosition="bottom">
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Home', iconSource: getIconSource('home')"
name="homeTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Browse', iconSource: getIconSource('browse')"
name="browseTab">
</page-router-outlet>
<page-router-outlet
*tabItem="title: 'Search', iconSource: getIconSource('search')"
name="searchTab">
</page-router-outlet>
</TabView>
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
asked Mar 22 at 10:01
Andrėjus LazauskasAndrėjus Lazauskas
437
437
Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39
add a comment |
Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39
Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39
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Yes the template works. Please share a Playground sample where the issue can be reproduced.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 11:15
stackoverflow.com/questions/55241335/… got no answers right here
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 11:32
There was no direct answer but you hot the hint already, you should supply the route for each outlets when you have multiple. If you are looking for detailed one, you might want to share a complete Playground for the use case.
– Manoj
Mar 22 at 12:31
You can use that template and download it. My architecture is the same - for a detailed answer.
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:36
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WvQnzu&v=19 is this the right way to do ?
– Andrėjus Lazauskas
Mar 22 at 12:39