There is no colour picker included with Onsen UI, and I haven’t heard of anyone using one so far.

That being said, Onsen UI is just HTML web components so anything you would use in a normal web app should also work with Onsen UI.

Sorry I couldn’t recommend you a specific one. If you find a colour picker you like, please post it here so we can point other users towards it!

I can’t find any examples right now but here is the guide that tells you how to split out to multiple HTML files https://onsen.io/v2/guide/fundamentals.html#managing-pages

Where is the link that 404’d?

Ah, I see. This isn’t something you can change with Onsen UI because it’s the device’s select menu that you see. ons-select just wraps a regular select.

There are solutions for this problem on the internet but all the ones I’ve seen involve hiding the select menu and implementing a custom select menu yourself. https://stackoverflow.com/q/1895476

You can use Onsen UI Theme Roller for this kind of thing https://onsen.io/theme-roller/

That’s not an ons-select in your picture though, is it?

This sounds like something you could use ons-toolbar for. There’s a good example of it staying fixed in place on the homepage demo https://onsen.io/.

Either use ons-toolbar or have a look at the CSS to see how it works https://github.com/OnsenUI/OnsenUI/blob/master/css-components/src/components/toolbar.css.

Hope that helps. Let us know if you get stuck.

There’s no support for URLs built in to Onsen UI but you can add it quite easily:

document.querySelector('#myNavigator')
    .pushPage('page2.html', {data: {hash: 'page2'}})
    .then((page) => {
      window.location.hash = page.data.hash;
    });

(Note: I haven’t actually tested the line that sets the hash in this example but something like this should work.)

I checked the OnsenUI internal Navigator example with Angular 6 and it seems to be working fine. Have a look here: https://github.com/OnsenUI/OnsenUI/tree/master/bindings/angular2/examples

If you are still having issues, can you create a codepen that reproduces the issue so I can take a look? (Unfortunately you can’t use Onsen UI Playground for this because it is not running Angular 6 yet.)

Onsen UI doesn’t officially support IE so the team doesn’t test releases on IE. This means we basically have no idea what does and doesn’t work in IE.

Also, the polyfill information in the FAQ you linked to hasn’t been updated in over a year, and there have been significant changes to Onsen UI since then, so it is probably outdated.

Sorry I can’t be of more help to you. I don’t know of anyone that’s currently using Onsen UI with IE - maybe you could try searching for IE users on the forum or GitHub issues.

Are you able to replicate this problem in the playground? https://onsen.io/playground/

Also, in your video is the app running in the browser or natively through something like Cordova?

If you could provide some code that reproduces the problem, that would be great. Otherwise I think it will be very difficult to track down the issue.

The problem is you are using ons-show here:

<ons-page ng-controller="NegotiationDetailController as negotiationController" ons-show="negotiationController.init()">

This will call init every time there is a show event i.e. every time the tab is changed.

I think replacing ons-show with ons-init should fix your problem in this case. If not, take a look at the various ons- attributes for page and tabbar:

https://onsen.io/v2/api/angular1/ons-page.html#attributes
https://onsen.io/v2/api/angular1/ons-tabbar.html#attributes