[Ralf Hader]

4 years ago #18884

I want to use the “back button” on my handy to go back one site or one screen , but if i use it , the app wants to end the app.

can anybody help?

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4 years ago #18890

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Hi Ralf,

 

The Device Button events like “back” and “home” can be detected and overwritten via JQuery/JS:

 

You can add this line of code to the onInit event pf your first screen:

document.addEventListener(‘backbutton’, function(){
//do stuff here
}

Be Aware that overwriting the event will supress the native functions of the button, if you want to exit the app, you will need to code that yourself.

 

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4 years ago #19490

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You have to bind this.

document.addEventListener("backbutton", onBackKeyDown.bind(this), false);

function onBackKeyDown() {
    var curr_page = sap.ui.getCore().byId("Application").getCurrentPage();
    console.info(curr_page.getId());
    if (curr_page.getId() === "PAGE1") {
        console.info('close pressed');
        window.navigator.app.exitApp(); // OK
    } else {
        console.info('back pressed');
        // window.navigator.app.backHistory(); // <no action
        this.navBack(); // Uncaught TypeError this.navBack is not a function
        // window.navigator.app.navBack();  // Uncaught TypeError window.navigator.app.navBack is not a function
    }

}

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4 years ago #19469

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To navigate back you can use
this.navBack();

and to close the application you can use
window.navigator.app.exitApp(success,error)

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4 years ago #19473

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Hi Ralf,

You can get the name of the current screen with this command:

sap.ui.getCore().byId(“Application”).getCurrentPage()

It will yield an Object containing various metadata of the Current Page, including the name.

 

To navigate, you can use dinkel´s snipptets.

[Ralf Hader]

4 years ago #19489

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Ok, this Script works,

document.addEventListener("backbutton", onBackKeyDown, false);

function onBackKeyDown() {
    var curr_page = sap.ui.getCore().byId("Application").getCurrentPage();
    console.info(curr_page.getId());
    if (curr_page.getId() === "PAGE1") {
        console.info('close pressed');
        window.navigator.app.exitApp(); // OK
    } else {
        console.info('back pressed');
        // window.navigator.app.backHistory(); // <no action
        this.navBack(); // Uncaught TypeError this.navBack is not a function
        // window.navigator.app.navBack();  // Uncaught TypeError window.navigator.app.navBack is not a function
    }

}

but this.navBack(); and the other variations doesn´t.
Any Idea why?

[Ralf Hader]

4 years ago #19443

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That´s it,

i change it oninit Screen2 to back function…. and oninit Screen1 back to normal

 

Ist das Script getestet? Irgendwie läuft das bei mir nicht wie gewünscht

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4 years ago #19457

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Hi,

 

I wrote that snippet from memory, but it should work.

Can you describe what´s happening?

And what Os does your device run?

 

 

[Ralf Hader]

4 years ago #19467

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document.addEventListener("backbutton", onBackKeyDown, false);
function onBackKeyDown() {

// Handle the back button
//alert('Back Button is Pressed!');

if ("{actual Screen}"=== "Main")
{
console.info('close pressed');
// Backbutton -> close App
}
else
{
console.info('back pressed');
// NavTo history.back or backtoMain

}

}

This works, but i don´t know how to handle the if-command and Backbutton in SAPUI…

Need help how i ask for actual Screen and the commands how i go history (window) back and close app

 

[Ralf Hader]

4 years ago #19520

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^^That´s it…. Thx a lot

greets