[SOLVED] How do I have more than 1 workable button?

username1

Sorry this is totally a newbie question. If I use the navigator style navigation, how do I get 2 buttons to go to different pages. Then how do I get 2 more buttons in each of those options to go to different pages? I got one button working.

Let’s say I want to make an app showing recipes. The home page will have breakfast and lunch, then each of those pages will have 2 recipes each that I can click to view the full recipe. How would I do that navigation?

I have a feeling that if I see the solution I’m going to be like, “Wow how the heck did I miss that.” I have BASIC HTML/ CSS/ Javascript knowledge, but for some reason this isn’t clicking for me.

jamal

@username1, see https://onsen.io/v2/api/js/ons-navigator.html

This should give you a starting point.

username1

SOLVED, but I’ll keep this up for any other people who might happen to come across a similar issue. :)

Solution: I changed the second ‘else if’ statement to an ‘if’ statement. So:

else if (page.id === ‘page1’) {
page.querySelector(’#push-button-page3’).onclick = function() {
document.querySelector(’#myNavigator’).pushPage(‘page3.html’, {data: {title: ‘Page 3’}});

changed to:

if (page.id === ‘page1’) {
page.querySelector(’#push-button-page3’).onclick = function() {
document.querySelector(’#myNavigator’).pushPage(‘page3.html’, {data: {title: ‘Page 3’}});

Original:

Thank you for the response. For some reason I’m not making the connection using the tutorial. I’ll give it more of a go. Here’s the code I tried making that didn’t work. Going to page 2 works, but when I click page 3 it doesn’t go anywhere.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel=“stylesheet” href="./css/onsenui.css">
<link rel=“stylesheet” href="./css/onsen-css-components.min.css">
<script src="./js/onsenui.min.js"></script>
<script>
document.addEventListener(‘init’, function(event) {
var page = event.target;

if (page.id === ‘page1’) {
page.querySelector(’#push-button’).onclick = function() {
document.querySelector(’#myNavigator’).pushPage(‘page2.html’, {data: {title: ‘Page 2’}});
};
} else if (page.id === ‘page1’) {
page.querySelector(’#push-button-page3’).onclick = function() {
document.querySelector(’#myNavigator’).pushPage(‘page3.html’, {data: {title: ‘Page 3’}});
}} else if (page.id === ‘page2’) {
page.querySelector(‘ons-toolbar .center’).innerHTML = page.data.title;
} else if (page.id === ‘page3’) {
page.querySelector(‘ons-toolbar .center’).innerHTML = page.data.title;
} });
</script>
</head>
<body>
<ons-navigator swipeable id=“myNavigator” page=“page1.html”></ons-navigator>

<template id="page1.html">
  <ons-page id="page1">
    <ons-toolbar>
      <div class="center">Page 1</div>
    </ons-toolbar>

    <p>This is the first page.</p>

    <ons-button id="push-button">Page 2</ons-button>
    <ons-button id="push-button-page3">Page 3</ons-button>
  </ons-page>
</template>

<template id="page2.html">
  <ons-page id="page2">
    <ons-toolbar>
      <div class="left"><ons-back-button>Page 1</ons-back-button></div>
      <div class="center"></div>
    </ons-toolbar>

    <p>This is the second page.</p>
  </ons-page>
</template>
<template id="page3.html">
    <ons-page id="page3">
      <ons-toolbar>
        <div class="left"><ons-back-button>Page 1</ons-back-button></div>
        <div class="center"></div>
      </ons-toolbar>
  
      <p>This is the third page.</p>
    </ons-page>
  </template>

</body>
</html>