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The documentation talks about drawing a blueprint and gives the multi-panel list as an example of an application layout.  Is there an example of setting up this type of application - i.e. with several screens (which may or may not scroll vertically) that are accessed via a scroll (presumably a swipe) to the left or right?  If there is no example, what's the best approach to accomplishing this?  I found this https://community.fitbit.com/t5/SDK-Development/Multi-screen-App-Template-Ionic-Views-v1-1/m-p/24141... Is that the approach?  It doesn't address the issue of swiping the screen to get to the next/previous screen.

Thanks, Rich

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To build a multi-panel app, you can use the Panorama component. https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/user-interface/components/views/#panorama-view

 

Ionic Views can be used to break apps into multiple gui files, but I don't think that would fit with the panorama.

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To build a multi-panel app, you can use the Panorama component. https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/user-interface/components/views/#panorama-view

 

Ionic Views can be used to break apps into multiple gui files, but I don't think that would fit with the panorama.

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