Users go through five screens entering data on an iPad. After the last screen, they end up on a Review screen. The idea is that they should be able to jump to any of the previous screens in case they want to change something.
Since the screens are in a “stack,” I don’t think I should create a new one again.
Is there a suggested way to do this?
There are several ways to achieve this.
Use a scrollable area and populate it with containers, so that users can scroll back to the previous page (container) if needed.
Push a new MobileScreen each time and prevent the last screen from having a back button with a declare.
Both solutions will need the use of at least one declare, which should be available in iOSdesignExtensions
Use a tab panel to pick a screen? The tab panel can appear once you’ve hit the Review screen, or it can be there all the time with disabled tabs if the screens need to be done in a specific order.
Art,
It doesn’t look like a tab or page panel is available is mobile.
-Bob
Jeremie,
After messing around for awhile, I made an array of the pages. I then use app.currentlayout.content to display the desired page. So far it seems to be working as desired.
Thanks for the suggestions.
-Bob