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RouteNavigator.hideModal
Hides an open modal window.
Example
TypeScript
import { useRouteNavigator } from '@vkontakte/vk-mini-apps-router';
<ModalRoot
activeModal={activeModal}
onClose={() => routeNavigator.hideModal()}
>
<PersikModal nav='persik_modal'></PersikModal>
<UserModal nav='user_modal'></UserModal>
</ModalRoot>Announcement
TypeScript
hideModal(pushPanel?: boolean, options?: {replace: boolean}): Promise<void>;Parameters
Function parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pushPanel
optional | boolean | Determines the action when the window is closed.
If the parameter is false , the router takes a step back in the history of transitions.
If the parameter is true , the router takes a step forward, to the panel specified in the modal window route. This functionality works if the modal window was defined route .
Default value: false . |
options | object | The object that describes transition properties . |
Properties of Transition
?4??4??4??1? | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
replace
optional | boolean | If the parameter is true , the modal window closes without adding an entry to the history . One of the conditions must be met:
• pushPanel = true .
• The recording with the modal window is the first in the history of transitions. For example, if the application was accessed through a direct link.
If the parameter is false , the modal window closes with the addition of an entry in history .
Default value false . |
Result
Object Promise which is allowed if the modal window has been successfully hidden. Works for official purposes. Using this object in your code is usually unnecessary.
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