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Back button on Update.htm #4417
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that code (or a similar fix) should also be used for the settings back button preferably. as it goes back to the actuall last index page and not just to colors no matter what. |
Make a PR, please. |
Want me to put that . function in common.js? Or just a simplified version that just goes back to colors for uniformity and only keep that proper back function in update.htm? Seen as im not sure you can mess up on any other page and all. Actually. Im sure there are other scenarios it also has the potential to break. Anyways. Not sure what the philosophy is here so you tell me. |
keep in mind that flash memory is at a premium, keep the code as compact as possible even if it means cutting corners, IMHO this is solving an inconvenience which currently minimal code should be spent on. |
Also verify functionality behind reverse proxy. |
im not entirely sure what that means tbh. |
The behaviour is correct and expected one. When you click/tap Github link, a new tab/window is opened. It has no history and so cannot go back while the Update page correctly returns to previous window. |
Its not. Its broken in the wled app. |
Then open an issue in WLED app. |
Well this isnt going to be fixed with an app update. |
What happened?
Back button dosnt go back to index if the last page wast index. aka you clicked on git banner to get latest bin.
To Reproduce Bug
Click the git banner. then use back gesture on android. then use the back botton. It now takes you back to the git page as it tracks the last page and dosnt actually go to index page.
Expected Behavior
back goes back to last entry in the main page.
Anything else?
Here is a fully working solution for reference:
and ofc the html:
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