Maybe I’m missing something obvious? It doesn’t seem possible to have a SideMenu that works properly with a NavBar.
If you have a NavBar, then the SideMenu doesn’t have it’s own header. So, when you open the SideMenu, the NavBar stays in place. So, the whole SideMenu effect is kind of lost.
If you toss the NavBar to get the great SideMenu, then you lose the back button functionality.
Wow. That works really nicely. I don’t see how you came up with that. It’s a significant departure from the sample.
I’m trying to pick through the generated code, but not having much luck. Angular / Ionic decorate it so much on page load. Could you share the raw index.html that shows how you setup the main wrapper?
Guys, the plunker by @Calendee is broken as it uses the nightly builds of ionic, Did any one managed to use both the new Views and Navigations system with the slide menu integrating UI-Router?
I am having troubles to wrap my my mind around what is the best practice to integrate both.
Hmmm, the “back button” arrow shouldn’t be showing in the headers. I don’t know if this is on Ionic’s side or yours, but the side menu links should interact similarly to tabs (you don’t use a back button to go back to the previous tab).
This is pretty old and only resurfaced because someone asked about the Plunker. @xAlien95 helped me work this all aout. So, I don’t think there is anything to investigate.
I bumped into the issue you describe above with the back button showing in the nav bar when flipping between links in the side menu. Do you have any idea in how I would go about fixing that?
If you are using latest build then in view use hide-back-button=“true”
<nav-bar class="nav-title-slide-ios7" type="bar-positive" back-button-type="button" back-button-icon="icon ion-ios7-arrow-back"></nav-bar>
<!-- where the content of each page will be rendered -->
<nav-view animation="slide-left-right"></nav-view>
<script type="text/ng-template" id="/Login.html">
<view hide-back-button="true">
...
</view>
</script>