So you didn’t actually understand what I said there. Even the link you posted shows the <ion-item> inside a <ion-list>, that’s what I was mentioning when I said the item is stand alone in your code. It is not inside of a list in your code that’s why it’s not tappable, put it inside a <ion-list>
Hey @viniciustr, don’t worry it’ll work. You’ve to understand one thing very clearly, we need to follow the basics! See, you still have an invalid markup, earlier you used the <ion-item> in a wrong way and now it’s the <ion-row> that might be the culprit. There might be more serious problems, but we’ve to tackle them one by one and the basics are the first things okay?
Then quickly start a new app (ionic start blank blank) and implement only the necessary things to show only this form. Then you can debug yourself in the browser. If you put it on Github we could even check it out and try ourselves.
Hm okay, please always post the code you are using currently. I’d next try to rule out any form, data or attribute related problems. Try the code I am posting below and let me know whether you can input text in the boxes or not. As also, follow the instructions below.
Test the code I am giving below first and let us know the result.
Post the full html (template) code
Post the full ts (component) code
Follow what @Sujan12 suggested and create a new blank app to try this code without any other complications.
I found the problem that was happening after testing the code line by line. The problem was in the .ts file.
I called a Loading and it was open in the background, behind the Facebook login window, while the user typed in his login and password.
On Android it worked normally, however, on iOS it did not work at all.
I would like to thank you for your help and concern and apologize for any inconvenience. This is the tip for anyone who ends up making the same “error”.