Assuming that you are using Kendo UI Mobile, then yes, it will still act like a SPA with the built-in routing capabilities of Kendo UI Mobile. The remote views (on your other HTML docs) are still dynamically injected into your base DOM. The other pages/views load on-demand, not when the app is first initialized.
SPA (Single Page Application) with multiple html files
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22-09-2022 - |
Question
It's my first time dealing with SPA, I am starting a cross platform mobile application using Kendo UI, I am using Icenium as my development tool, since I have a large group of views in my application I started putting the contents of the views in different html pages, so I have several html files with the current content only:
<div data-role="view" id="demoView" data-layout="layout">
/* this is put in single file (demoView.html) */
</div>
So now when I want to navigate to that view I would use something like
href="views/demoView.html"
instead of
href="#demoView.html"
So I am wondering if it is still a SPA even with the multiple html pages, as in does all the pages load at run-time? And is there any way to check the loaded html. files after the app is loaded?
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