I can’t figure it out. It’s definitely something fundamental I’m doing/not doing…but here’s the thing.
If I add another view to my default dashboard, how do I navigate to that on iOS? The only way I can see it is if I ‘edit dashboard’, select the other dashboard for editing, then come back out, but then I’m stuck on that view instead and can’t get back to the other one.
I’ve searched and searched for an answer on this, but I think it’s just so fundamental that it’s either not a thing or just not worth mentioning.
I’ve tried swiping left, right, up down, double tapping in blank space, pretty much everything. If it’s some kind of Vulcan nerve hold that’s required, fair enough, as that’s the only gesture I’ve not done.
Hi @Wuffls. What I do is create a card on the main view (“home” or something) that has a “tap_action” of “navigate”. The value would be whatever string you setup on the new subview.
Then you can click that card or chip or whatever on the main view, and you’ll be taken to the subview.
By the way, make sure to mark the new view as a “subview”. This puts a “back” button for you automatically, to get back to the main view.
I did figure it yes, and I can see the point of the multiple views now being more like a “website” from the olden days, rather than something designed for swiping natively - which was my assumption.
Learning something new every time I try something, and that’s what it’s about.