Hi,

You can only use a JS code called inside the JS file. Since the template uses an Ajax style functionality the JS code used for each page is load inside the my-app.js file. See there some examples of how we use it for different pages

Hi,

What do you mean by “broken” ? Please test the template on a server and will work fine. Let us know what exactly is not working?

Hi,

You can see an example in my-app.js file

1. Load the main JS files in index.html 2. Call the function in my-app.js for each secondary page or for home page just like the blog page example below:

myApp.onPageInit('blog', function (page) {

....your function call here......

})

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Yes you’re right – I too think the template should be as is because the app-approach is perfect!

I thougt more of a modification, for example a piece of javascript code (included on top of every subpage-html), that checks the url. If it contains the ”#!”, then everything is okay, otherwise reload the page with the full working url.

What do you think of it? I dont know how this could be applied – do you? I just believe that there must be a solution.

Thank you very much.

I found out – just added the following script on top of every subpage (of course, the URL must be changed for every subpage). For example in “team.html” I paste:

<script type=”text/javascript”> window.location = “http://sindevo.com/radon/radon-main/#!/team.html”; </script>

This is only executed when the hml page is loaded directly. This code get’s stripped out, when loaded via Ajax – but anyhow we dont need it then as this means that the webpage will already load comletely!

Hi,

Yes I think that code can do the job.

Thank you for taking time and finding this we really apreciate it. And we are sure will guide others too, when they will need a solution like this.

Best Regards.

Hi,

Yes, we can customize it for you. Just drop us an email after purchase.

Regards.

hello i have purchased my email address is rotspecial@gmail.com

Hi,

Will send you the modified files today.

Regards.

Hi,

You can use:

myApp.popup('.popup-login');

Add it inside the my-app.js file under

$(document).ready(function() {

This will open the login once the first page is loaded.

Regards.

thanks!!!!

I have another question, how can I stop the cache from auto saving? I did use the default parameters but the data doesn’t update when I return to the previous page. If it’s not posible to prevent the cache from saving, let me know how can I force the app to reload the section each time that the user presses any button? This way, the users will always have updated data.

Hi,

I found your answer on framework7 github page HERE

You will need to use force: true, and ignoreCache: true like this:

page.view.router.back({
                    url: xxxxx,
                    force: true,
                    ignoreCache: true
                })

Hope this helps.

Regards.

Hi,

You can use:

myApp.popup('.popup-login');

Add it inside the my-app.js file under

$(document).ready(function() {

This will open the login once the first page is loaded.

Regards.

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