In a Ruby on Rails app, I am setting the title by the following code in the head tag
<title><%= @title %></title>
where @title is set in the controller action for each page. Running as a web-app, this works fine. But if I run it as a turbo-ios app, when I navigate from page to page, the title does not change from the title of the starting page. I have made no modifications to the standard turbo-ios SceneDelegate class, apart from setting a custom user agent.
According to the turbo-ios documentation
"By default, Turbo iOS sets your Visitable view controller’s title property to the page’s title."
So why is this happening and how do I fix this?
I have also taken the turbo-ios demo app and altered the definitions of basic and turbolinks5 in Demo.swift to point to my app, and I can navigate between pages but the title does not change.
Update
I have found that if I remove this tag from the <head>
<%= turbo_include_tags %>
it fixes the problem and also presents the < navigation link (back) in the top section of app. So it looks like the problem is with Turbo Drive. I need to use Turbo Drive, so is there a work around?
As per @Maniac's comment above, the Turbo documentation states that "Turbo Drive avoids updating the Turbo iOS view controller's title property by default to avoid unnecessary re-rendering and navigation gestures."
However, when I implemented a native top menu using strada-ios the title changes correctly without adding any code to do this.