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Etienne Desgagné
Etienne Desgagné

Reputation: 3252

Closing jQuery Mobile new popup cause page to refresh uselessly

I'm using the new jqm popup with the 1.2.0 alpha release and my problem is that my page from which I call the popup is refreshed uselessly when closing the popup using esc key or clicking on the screen... This refresh happen only the first time I close it. If I reopen and close again the popup the page is not refreshed...

It seems that for some reason jqm history mecanism get messed up....

It don't seem to be a built-in feature because this does not happen for any popup in the jqm demo page.

Any idea how to solve this issue?

Thanks

Etienne

Upvotes: 9

Views: 6599

Answers (5)

ofskyMohsen
ofskyMohsen

Reputation: 1211

Add data-history="false" to popup div. thus when popup closes it doesn't redirect to another page .

Upvotes: 0

Nanda
Nanda

Reputation: 1

I had a similar problem and I fixed it with using history: false:

$("#selector").popup({ transition: 'slidedown', history: false, overlay: true });
$("#selector").popup("open");

Upvotes: 0

JA_251
JA_251

Reputation: 438

Found this post while having a similar problem on IE11 with jQuery Mobile 1.4.5

I found that I could prevent the "reload" when closing the popup by declaring the popup with the data-history="false" attribute in my HTML.

Ex:

...

Upvotes: 5

Pablo
Pablo

Reputation: 2854

I had a similar problem and, as I did not need to use history in my case, I solved it disabling globally popup history like this:

$.mobile.popup.prototype.options.history = false;

Upvotes: 23

nullable
nullable

Reputation: 2571

Per my comment, here's a temporary workaround to the issue. Just appropriately bind to the navigate event and call preventDefault. This will prevent the reloading of the page. I ended up binding to the popupafterclose, only when it's been opened:

  $('.my-popup-selector').on('popupafteropen', function () {
      $(this).one('popupafterclose', function () {
          $(window).one('navigate.popup', function (e) {
              e.preventDefault();
          });
      });
  });

Upvotes: 3

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