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Comment on Switches to another View for no reason
I expect this behavior: I click on the link in CreateView, it takes me to WaitView, saves the data in the DataManager, and I remain in WaitView. Whenever I want, I click on the "back" link and it takes me back to CreateView. But instead it transfers me back, although this is not written down anywhere.
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Sep ’23
Comment on Unable to Write to App Group Shared Container on Device
Yes, I'm doing it from a standard app.
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Apr ’25
Comment on How to prevent Menu view from redrawing?
It modifies some data in my CoreData. It doesn't modify anything that should change the state of either MyView or PresetPicker. As you can see, there are no State variables in PresetPicker at all.
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May ’24
Comment on Switches to another View for no reason
Replacing NavigationLink with a button worked perfectly for me! I don't even need to add a back button, because I need the back button to redirect me to FirstView, and not to CreateView. Thank you very much, you helped a lot!
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Sep ’23
Comment on Switches to another View for no reason
Yes, it returned automatically. I would like it to return when I hit back, but it doesn't work that way yet. back to which view? - Back to CreateView.
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Sep ’23
Comment on Switches to another View for no reason
I expect this behavior: I click on the link in CreateView, it takes me to WaitView, saves the data in the DataManager, and I remain in WaitView. Whenever I want, I click on the "back" link and it takes me back to CreateView. But instead it transfers me back, although this is not written down anywhere.
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Sep ’23