I’ve been working on an ionic project for about 2 months and was working off of the 1.0.0-beta.14 version of the framework. This morning I pulled down the 1060 nightly build because I wanted to implement bug fix #2950, addressing scrolling when swiping ion-option-buttons. My app uses ion-side-menus to implement a left menu. Note: I’m not using the ionic header bar or back button but rather have an element that uses menu-toggle to open and close the menu. I’ve had enable-menu-with-back-views=“false” set and it prevented users from being able to swipe left to right to open the menu. After updating to the 1060 build I noticed it no longer prevents this. In fact, if I navigate a few pages deep, and then swipe left to right, it tries to go to previous views, eventually getting to the left menu. If I swipe from the home page of my app it slides the view to the right and lands me on a blank screen.
I confirmed that a previous iOS build with the beta.14 version does not do this. But an iOS build with the 1060 version does have this behavior. Has anyone else experienced this?
Thanks!
Matt