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Improvements for ion-back-button (disabled and text only for ios)
See original GitHub issueFeature Request
Ionic version:
[x] 4.0.0
Describe the Feature Request
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I would love to see disabled attribute for back button (sometimes we need to block actions for example when we wait for response - would be cool to block it). For now i just use hidden attribute but it looks weird when it disappears unexpectedly.
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I need to translate “Back” text for ios. On android defaultly there is just an arrow (without text). But when i use attribute text it shows also text on android which I don’t need.
Describe Preferred Solution
- Change colour of icon and text and disable action.
- Maybe a new attribute like iosText to change “Back” for ios. I don’t need it on android.
[iosText]="'Back' | translate"
Have a nice day 😀
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:8
- Comments:10 (3 by maintainers)
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Ionic Framework 6.0 supposedly will drop Config.set(). Is there a good way to configure the back button text (and other configuration settings) globally in a reactive way? The obvious use case is that you want the text to change based on language, at runtime.
Setting the attribute everywhere is quite bad, severely breaks DRY principles.
this.config.setis deprecated and that’s why there should still be an option to translate the back button text globally in a simple way.