@hako wrote:
Hi,
let's say we have a page A and a modal page B.
In page A we setup a lifecycle hook
onViewWillEnter() { console.log("event onViewWillEnter fired"); this.platform.registerBackButtonAction( () => { console.log("back button pressed!"); }); }When we freshly enter into this page A the event is fired and the back button works as expected.
Let's open up again page A, and from this page we show the model page B using the ModalController.present.
If we dismiss now page B (shown modal), the event onViewWillEnter is not being fired anymore while re-entering page A, but also the back button is not working anymore.Accoring the ionic docs the event should be fired as page A becomes active again:
ionViewWillEnter void Runs when the page is about to enter and become the active page.From my point of this sFrom my point of view this is a bug.
Or can someone explain this behaviour? What do you think?Thanks
hako
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