@wetfeet They are just handlers for page events. This is useful if you want to do the same thing for all the pages inside a tabbar or a navigator, so you don’t need to specify ons-init in every single page.
@nipun-kr Do you want to add more items to listItems and also apply lazy scrolling at the same time? I think you can achieve that only with v-ons-lazy-repeat component. In the item constructor renderItem you can check if the current index is close to the last one and make a request for more items (but return that new item synchronously). Remember to update lazy repeat’s length prop once the request is done.
I encounter the same issue on my app with the same devices: iOS 10+ / iPhone 6+ and iPhone 7
I’m using the onsenui v2.0.3
The toolbar blinks when coming back from another pushed page if there is a map in the view And some elements disappear (toolbar icons, button, labels and the map markers).
Is this issue fixed on the latest version of onsenui ? (which means I’ll have to do some refactoring)
@Fran-Diox I will give it a try and post feedback very soon. I am shifting from jQuery mobile for sake of elegant looking and fast mobile website. I hope this effort is worth it.
@wetfeet we update them to always reflect the most current version but from our CHANGELOG you can see that component was only newly branched from the <ons-input> one. Thanks for reporting anyway
@rgins16 options.refresh was simply removing the page and creating a new one. It had some issues for maintenance and made the code in ons-navigator unnecessarily complex for something like this. You can manually do this by using removePage method and then insertPage. However, it would be much nicer if you don’t rely on recreating pages to reload your view, but call the proper functions to do so before popping.
