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lplarocque
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June 15, 2016
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navto://relative/parent not working in Web Viewer

  • June 15, 2016
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Hello,

We recently added in one of our app a navigation menu that points to different section of a publication. We also added the possibility to return to the parent collection with the link navto://relative/parent.

It works great on tablets and mobile phones, but it doesn't seem to work in the Web Viewer version.

Here's an example. The navigation menu is in the top right corner, and the link to exit the publication is called "Quitter" (the last option in the menu).

https://app.tcmedianouvelles.ca/webviewer.html#project/e33d9e2b-e00b-4c5d-8348-de8a1df31749/view/WSY20160611-8dv5gUoLL/a…

Is it a bug or this link type is not yet supported in the Web Viewer?

Thanks,

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Best answer by bobbr3212

The navto://relative/parent format isn't supported in web viewer. A tester told me that there is additional complexity in determining the parent in web viewer because web viewer users don't always access the app from the top-level collection.

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bobbr3212Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
June 15, 2016

The navto://relative/parent format isn't supported in web viewer. A tester told me that there is additional complexity in determining the parent in web viewer because web viewer users don't always access the app from the top-level collection.

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lplarocqueAuthor
Level 2
June 15, 2016

Thank you Bob,

I suppose my best alternative would be to use goto://FolioNavigation/lastview ?

It will work if it's the first time the menu is used in the folio. However, if the user navigated to another section before from the menu, it will bring them back to an article in the folio instead of the parent collection.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

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Adobe Employee
bobbr3212Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
June 15, 2016

That should work. Keep in mind that in web viewer, users can also use the browser's back button, so adding parent and last view buttons isn't as important as it might be in an iOS app.

GennadyK
GennadyK
Level 2
June 16, 2016

You may also modify the menu for each article and point directly to the parent collection, assuming each article belongs to only one collection:

navto://collection/[collectionname]

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