Hi, I’m looking to have some logic run when the user clicks on a particular tab and based on that maybe not switch them to the new tab.
I’ve found this thread: Can I bind an action to a tab bar button? but the bindings are on tab.shown
which is too late to cancel the navigation.
Is anyone aware of a simple way to intercept that action and possibly cancel it? We’re using the standard ion-tabs
and ion-tab
elements to build them.
Thanks
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http://www.clearlyinnovative.com/blog/post/34758525881/ionic-framework-tabs-go-home-view
here is intercept the behavior when the tab is selected and change the state, I think this might be a good start for what you are trying to accomplish
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Thanks Aaron, you got me on the right track. While I was looking at the on-select
stuff you are using I found the ng-click
for ion-tab
does what I need:
By default, the tab will be selected on click. If ngClick is set, it will not. You can explicitly switch tabs using $ionicTabsDelegate.select().
So I can use the ng-click
to invoke my logic and manually switch the tab if I need.