Navigation logic with back button

[berthojoris]

The problem that has always experienced is the navigation on the page . If I click on the back button then all pages will I ever go back again .
For example in the case of :

Page A - > Open Page B - > Back to page A - > Open Page C - > Back to page A

When I was in this position , then I navigate using the back button then there is

Page A - > back button click - > Page C - > back button click - > Page A - > back button click - > Page B - > back button click Page A.

How best to cope with this ?

If it should be on page A then when the back button is pressed, the application will not repeat history open pages you had open .
For example :

Page A - > Open Page B - > Back to page A - > Open page C - > Back to page A

When I press the back button then the app will bring up a dialog to close the application . Or at the time of my position on Page C then when I press the back button then page A will be called and if I press the back button once again then the application will bring up a dialog to close applications

[jaunesarmiento]

Related to #68. Thanks for bringing this up. Will work on this along with issue #68. I'm looking for a few ways to implement this. I'm thinking of adding a data-attribute to the .page that tells stack.js that the page is at root level and should clear the history when it's encountered. What do you think?

[berthojoris]

I have not tried the solution you gave. It seems to run well if we give ID to every page that will be on the go. Have you tried it?

[jaunesarmiento]

It's not yet a solution, @berthojoris. I'm just throwing in ideas on how to tackle this problem. Are you sure it's the device's back button and not the "up" button?