I use the angular outlet-router as a workaround but I loose the history for the back button. When can we expect a fix on this ?
Anybody has a tips to avoid this ?
Thanks
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Named and Multiple Router-Outlets (Auxiliary Routes)
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'Push' and 'Firebase Analytics' plugin conflict
@schnmore not yet, i’ve tried several approaches that i found in the web but without success ;/. This post is my last breath hahah
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New Mac building Ionic-V3 application
I am trying to build an old Ionic-V3 application on a fresh Mac that are used to build Ionic-V4 applications.
Cloning the app was ok, but when running npm install I got a lot of errors from node-gyp and a search on google seems to indicate that the problem is my node version
Ionic:
Ionic CLI : 6.0.1 (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@ionic/cli)
Ionic Framework : ionic-angular 3.9.8
@ionic/app-scripts : 3.2.4
Cordova:
Cordova CLI : 9.0.0 (cordova-lib@9.0.1)
Cordova Platforms : android, browser 5.0.4, ios 4.5.5
Cordova Plugins : no whitelisted plugins (0 plugins total)
Utility:
cordova-res : 0.9.0
native-run : 0.3.0
System:
ios-deploy : 1.10.0
NodeJS : v12.15.0 (/usr/local/bin/node)
npm : 6.13.4
OS : macOS High Sierra
Xcode : Xcode 10.1 Build version 10B61
but is it at all possible to build a V3-application using the latest tools?
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Ionic pause and resume events triggering multiple times in Android
Any solution for this issue ?
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New Mac building Ionic-V3 application
How exactly did you do this? If the answer doesn’t involve some sort of version control, then stop here, go back, involve some sort of version control in that process, and then see what the situation is.
I’m not trying to be flippant here, but literally the point of error messages is the message itself. Aggregating things into “a lot of errors” really dilutes their value. Posting two or three representative actual messages (AS TEXT, NOT IMAGES) would be much more useful to anybody trying to help you.
If you’re going to draw a conclusion like that, it is absolutely crucial to note the context (including time created) surrounding those search results. In your case here, I suspect they tend to involve people using Node versions beyond LTS. You are on LTS, so I would not jump to blame your Node version.
While you are hunting down those error messages, be on the lookout for suggestions you might see involving node-sass. I have a hunch that’ll be a more productive angle of inquiry than node versions.
Good luck.
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Get active nav from app.component.ts
Hello
I don’t have any error when I use the id instead of name in production.
const page = this._NavController.getActive().id
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New Mac building Ionic-V3 application
Thank you for input, and you are of course right that I could explain better, but at first I was just looking for an answer for the question:
Should I be able to build my Ionic-V3 application with Ionic-CLI 6.0.1 and NodeJS v12.15
If yes I will go hunt for all the fixes and upgrades needed, if no I will have to find a solution with multiple version of NodeJS on the same computer (As suggested in the Ionic documentation)
My repository are on github, so thats where i cloned it from, and I have done that before with success, so I assume I have all the right dependencies committed
Running
npm i
gave many pages of warnings and errors, and it was hard to find the actual reason for the error.
But you are right the problem is not npm (and I am on LTS) but probably something else that needs to be upgraded, and while searching I remember seeing node-sass as a possible issue, but also the compiler for node-gyp could be an issue.
For now I will pursue the task of building the app with the latest CLI’s
Thorvald
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New Mac building Ionic-V3 application
AFAIK, the answer to that is “yes”.
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New Mac building Ionic-V3 application
Great - I will post my progress then 
Thorvald
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Ion-searchbar: pass filtered list results to another page
i have always been partial to emiting events with the results; here is an example from the angular documentation.
https://angular.io/guide/observables-in-angular#transmitting-data-between-components
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Ionic/react version 4
why would you want to do that?
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Ion-searchbar: pass filtered list results to another page
The primary reason I generally prefer doing this in a service is that I find it more extensible. When some other part of the app wants for some reason to know about these filtered list results (maybe we want to phone home with common search results for some sort of analytics; maybe we want to save the last X searches in device storage for performance or offline mode), all we have to do is inject the service and pay attention. If the EventEmitter is down in a component, it’s harder to get at from outside the host component. I guess that could be considered a feature in some cases, as it preserves some semblance of encapsulation, but I can think of a handful of times I’ve gone from an @Output property to a mutually injected service, and none the other direction. Of course, that may also just be me.
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Minimum version of IOS and Android SDK that Ionic 4 supports
I am about to migrate our current project from Ionic 3 to Ionic 4 (with Ionic cli 5 and Ionic UI library V4). However, our current Ionic project supports IOS 9 and Android 5.
I have a feeling that once the project has been upgraded, both IOS and Android users will have problem. So can anyone please let me know what are the minimum versions of IOS and Android SDK that Ionic 4 supports?
Thanks very much in advance.
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Ion-select-option unable to give any event
the event you should be listening for is ionChange
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Minimum versions of IOS and Android that Ionic 4 supports
I don’t think Android runtime version and Android SDK version map so simply, but I think your official answer is Android 4.4 and iOS 10.
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Ion-searchbar: pass filtered list results to another page
It really is an architectural choice, because I code in react and vue, emitting an event from a component is the the preferred method and recommended approach… now you could then have the parent component take the results of the modal and store it into some service or state manager but like I said it is a commonly used pattern in vue and react and the example I found in angular was from the angular documentation.
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How to build this interface with ionic is it possible? or do I need react js or native android?
That looks great! What package did you use for the candlestick chart?
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Minimum versions of IOS and Android that Ionic 4 supports
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Minimum versions of IOS and Android that Ionic 4 supports
Thanks so much for the quick reply. By not mapping so simply, do you mean there might be multiple factors I need to consider before migration?
Can you please let me know what factors I will have to consider, like the Cordova plugins, pollyfills etc.? I can then understand and try to map what needs to be considered?
Thanks
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Minimum versions of IOS and Android that Ionic 4 supports
Nothing so elaborate. All I meant was that I thought you meant the runtime version, when you said “Android 5”, but then asked about the SDK version, which would be 21 for Lollipop. I was just saying that Android’s SDK version numbers don’t exactly track the OS version, as listed here.
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