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<p>If you are for example on the up side, and you want to push a controller on the left, you could call a method on your center controller asking him to display a left controller. But I thought it would be more convenient to provide a way to push an old controller directly. So, using the following will do the trick</p>
<p>If you are on top, and you want to push a new controller on top (why not), the default behavior of the controller would be to close the top side since it’s open. But you can force it to pop push :</p>
<h1>Note if you don’t have controllers for all the sides</h1>
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<p>If you want to present only a controller on the left and the right for example, you probably don’t want the bouncing animation which shows that there is not yet a controller to present. This animation comes when you do a panning gesture with no preloaded controller, or no controller pushed yet on the triggered side.
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<p>You could need to deactivate gesture for specific direction on a web view for example. If your web view fits the screen on width, then you probably want to deactivate gestures on top and bottom. In this case, you can do
<p>You could need to deactivate gesture for specific direction on a web view for example. If your web view fits the screen on width, then you probably want to deactivate gestures on top and bottom. In this case, you can do</p>
<p>If you are for example on the up side, and you want to push a controller on the left, you could call a method on your center controller asking him to display a left controller. But I thought it would be more convenient to provide a way to push an old controller directly. So, using the following will do the trick</p>
<p>If you are on top, and you want to push a new controller on top (why not), the default behavior of the controller would be to close the top side since it’s open. But you can force it to pop push :</p>
<h1>Note if you don’t have controllers for all the sides</h1>
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<p>If you want to present only a controller on the left and the right for example, you probably don’t want the bouncing animation which shows that there is not yet a controller to present. This animation comes when you do a panning gesture with no preloaded controller, or no controller pushed yet on the triggered side.
<p>You could need to deactivate gesture for specific direction on a web view for example. If your web view fits the screen on width, then you probably want to deactivate gestures on top and bottom. In this case, you can do
<p>You could need to deactivate gesture for specific direction on a web view for example. If your web view fits the screen on width, then you probably want to deactivate gestures on top and bottom. In this case, you can do</p>
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