I read the docs but I can’t still figure it out :’(
I tried this in the app constructor like so:
this.menu = menu;
this.menu.swipeEnable(false);
and some other things but no luck…
I read the docs but I can’t still figure it out :’(
I tried this in the app constructor like so:
this.menu = menu;
this.menu.swipeEnable(false);
and some other things but no luck…
According to the docs, that seems correct ion-menu Perhaps the param might work on the element? shouldEnable=“false”
Ok I tried this like two times and it never worked. I think I know what’s wrong with it. I am going to try it on my device and check.
Does emulating a device in the browser (for example chrome offers this option) make a difference?
I’ve emulated on the browser only. But I don’t see how will that affect of it was on the device or a browser because that’s the TS code and not any of the CSS or HTML
I do not know the internal code but it could be that they only trigger certain behavior if a piece of code is being run on a mobile phone / tablet instead of desktop. Better save than sorry
Just tried it on my 2 in 1 pc, does the same. And the emulators I used it does the same too. I tried it on a Android and Windows touch screens devices and it does the same.
mike help me with that on slack.
here is the link.
Basically use a @ViewChild on the ion-menu using the id as the ‘identifier’
How can i disable the side for only a single page ?
For instance Login Page .
Then i need to enable the menu for other page,
How to do it in Ionic 2. This is very annoying problem in ionic 2.
Please someone help me …