Not really sure at this point...
Most don't use multi-page for loading times, DOM excess, etc.
Not really sure at this point...
Most don't use multi-page for loading times, DOM excess, etc.
CSS #ajaxBusy {display: none !important;}
To hide the spinner for nice transitions. Takes less than a second to load a page anyways...
Max, if LOAD fires only once for all multi pages what happens when app is "closed" by user and runs in the background, then user clicks icon and brings back the app with last visited page opened - does LOAD event fire when user revisits the app?
I guess it depends if you run a mobile web app or native app. Native app - the last screen shown should just open. For mobile web app - I think sometimes the browser will just show the page but I have seen cases where the page will be reloaded.
I run it as native and looks like with multipage load event is triggered multiple times - seperate for each page at least it looks that way because my rest services require request param to get results and I see results...
Been testing this and found the resume event fires. pause if put in background.
Tested on Android