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Related Code <ion-split-pane #mySplitPane *ngIf="plt.is('core') || plt.is('tablet')" disabled="{{(uiState$ | async)?.appIsTabSplitFullScreen}}">
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The disabled attribute does not work with dynamic vars in Angular.
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<ion-split-pane #mySplitPane *ngIf="plt.is('core') || plt.is('tablet')" disabled="{{(uiState$ | async)?.appIsTabSplitFullScreen}}">
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