Be ready for future developments in Pega Mobile, enhance navigation within your
mobile app, and help users multitask by selecting and configuring a Mobile - Slide Up
layout.
By default, when you build a mobile app that is based on the Pega Infinity Mobile Client, the
app uses a layout with a navigation rule that defines the functionality of the bottom bar and
can use multiple webviews that display different screens of the application. A mobile app with
a bottom bar is easier to navigate and can be configured for work on multiple cases at the
same time. The bottom bar provides instant navigation between application screens, which you
can use to switch between multiple open cases without reloading the content or losing unsaved
changes.
You can also instantly deploy an existing Pega Mobile Client-based mobile app that you have
imported, for example, from a previous version of Pega Platform. For more
information, see Configuring a layout for the reuse of a web portal.
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On the Layout tab, in the Layout section,
in the Application layout area, select Mobile - Slide
Up.
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Hover over the Mobile - Slide Up tile, and then click
Configure.
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Select a navigation rule, and then click OK.
- Optional:
To modify an existing navigation rule or create a new rule, click the
Open icon.
For more information, see
Configuring the bottom bar.
Note: If you created a new
navigation rule, you must save, close, and reopen your mobile channel to be able to
select the new navigation rule.
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In the Bottom menu style area, select the style of the bottom
bar.
- Optional:
To configure additional options for the bottom bar, in the Advanced layout
settings section, select the settings that you want to enable.
For example: You can specify whether users should be able to refresh the screen with a swipe
down gesture or hide the top and bottom bar.
For more information, see
Advanced layout options.
Note: If you clear the
Use iOS/Android native bottom menu check box, your mobile app
will run in a single webview that does not support native navigation features. For
example, you might want to use a single webview if the native features do not work in
certain conditions or on specific devices.
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Click Save.