[Nicola]

Hi,

i added this code in my page:

Page {
    id: operationsPage
    title: "Operazioni"
    property ListModel operationsListModel: ListModel {}
    property ListModel daysListModel: ListModel {}
    property var days: []

    // add a custom NavigationBarItem in the left slot of the NavigationBar

    rightBarItem: NavigationBarRow {
        IconButtonBarItem {
          icon: widgetsPage.activated ? IconType.toggleon : IconType.toggleoff
          onClicked: widgetsPage.activated = !widgetsPage.activated
          title: "Toggle"
        } // NavigationBarItem
    }

but i don’t see the IconButterBarItem. What do i wrong? I’m became crazy for it

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi Nicola,

There seems nothing to be wrong in your code, the sample is working fine here. Can you post a screenshot? Is it also missing when switching to other themes from the menu bar? On which platform are you testing?

Thanks,

Alex

[Nicola]

Hi,

i’m testing on iOS 10, in my main page i have this:

 

NavigationItem {
            title: "Prenotazione"
            icon: IconType.circle

            NavigationStack {
                OperationsPage {
                    
                }

            }
        } // navigation item

OperationsPage is in previous post.

The screenshot is https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19069842/IMG_1402.jpg

 

[Nicola]

Resolved, my mistake, sorry. Wrong name page. How i can push a button in the navigation bar? AppButton is not derived from navigation item.

[AlexFelgo Team]

You can add an IconButtonBarItem if you want an icon button. If you want to display a custom content, like a text, you can create your own instance of type ButtonBarItem and set the contentItem property to your content item (e.g. Text {}) or just add it as a child of the base.

Cheers,

Alex