@Bassie JavaScript issue: Use an arrow function instead. Normal functions create new contexts but arrow functions don’t.

@Paweł-Wojtaszko There is currently a compatibility issue with some drag-related libs. Check this topic for more info https://community.onsen.io/topic/2989/unable-to-disable-ons-splitter-side-gesture-detector

@CNaik Can you try without tappable and ripple effects? I’m not really sure why

@chang the “auto scroll ratio” is based on screen size and swipe velocity, meaning that if you move your finger fast it is more likely that the swipe will take effect than if you move it slowly. There is not public API to modify this but you can always override the behavior by adding some custom code. You can modify myTabbar._getAutoScrollRatio property and add a function that returns a decimal value between 0 and 1. If you return, for example, 0.8, it means you need to swipe at least 80% of the view to change the page. The original code is here.

@writeosahon For responsive design, you can just use traditional CSS with media queries. They are powerful enough so there is no need to replace them with any custom element in my opinion

@Zeni close is a method of the element itself, not of the jQuery wrapper. Try $('#menu')[0].close();.

@Elad-Karni Notification is creating either on-alert-dialog/ons-alert-dialog-button or ons-toast so you also need to import those. If you are using the latest version, aren’t you getting an error informing about this?

@CNaik Oh! The navigator also has a GestureDetector now for the swipe-to-pop functionality. You can access it the same way as the splitter: myNavigator._swipe.gestureDetector.

Hmm, maybe we should remove the gesture detector if the swipeable attribute is removed…

@h3nr1ke You just need to remove the swipeable attribute in the splitter-side and add it back whenever you need it (after logging in)

@Bassie What is the error? Can you print stuff in the then part?