Ionic view lifecycle event fired inaccurately

[NgYueHong]

When Ionic page transition animation is disabled via $ionicConfigProvider.views.transition('none'), the view event like $ionicView.afterEnter will not executes accurately. You can clearly see the problem when you test on low end budget device. This brings the problem of same page being animate in, even if you try to animate it with afterLeave.

I have report the issue to ionic (ionic-team/ionic-framework#4555), but I don't hope to see any action taken for it soon. So, for now the only way is to avoid disable animation using $ionicConfigProvider.views.transition('none'). The downside is we will have a small delay on page transition that we need to wait for ionic animation to finish, only then animate ours. Or you have any idea of alternative way to disable ionic animation or speed up the animation to make it extreme fast like almost no transition?

[NgYueHong]

I found that we can have accurate ionic view event with no animation by using nav-transition="none". Please see how this can be implemented into your plugin. Thank you.

[shprink]

Thanks for the research. I will check if I can add this directive during
config time.
On 2 Nov 2015 01:04, "NgYueHong" notifications@github.com wrote:

I found that we can have accurate ionic view event with no animation by
using nav-transition="none". Please see how this can be implemented into
your plugin. Thank you.

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[shprink]

Do you mean this: http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/directive/navTransition/ ?

If so I do not think this plugin can do anything about it except adding this to the documentation. What do you think?

[NgYueHong]

@shprink Yeah, I am referring to that. If that can't be done, then adding to the documentation would be fine. However, I guess you may need to remove $ionicConfig.views.transition('none') from your code. Otherwise, people will need to manually remove it from your code or add $ionicConfig.views.transition('platform') on their code to override yours to avoid the problem.

[shprink]

You can now disable/enable ionic transitions using:

https://github.com/shprink/ionic-native-transitions/blob/develop/README.md#enabledisable-optional

[NgYueHong]

@shprink That's awesome!!!! Didn't notice it is implemented.

[shprink]

I am listening to you bro :)