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Go back to correct page in referral page #32329

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Go back to correct page in referral page

Fixed Issues

$ #31866
PROPOSAL: #31866 (comment)

Tests

  1. Go to FAB > Start chat
  2. Click on Get $250
  3. Copy the URL
  4. Send this URL to any report
  5. Click on this URL in the message
  6. Click on back button or confirm button in referral page
  7. Verify that we go back to the report screen
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Same as above

QA Steps

  1. Go to FAB > Start chat
  2. Click on Get $250
  3. Copy the URL
  4. Send this URL to any report
  5. Click on this URL in the message
  6. Click on back button or confirm button in referral page
  7. Verify that we go back to the report screen
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@@ -108,7 +93,7 @@ function ReferralDetailsPage({route, account}) {
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style={[styles.w100]}
text={translate('common.buttonConfirm')}
onPress={() => Navigation.goBack(getFallbackRoute())}
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Why removing fallback routes from here? In the proposal, you said that we need to change only onBackButtonPress in HeaderWithBackButton

we should remove onBackButtonPress props and use the default onBackButtonPress as we did on other page

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  1. Click on FAB > Request Money > switch to Manual
  2. Enter the amount and click on Next
  3. Click on 'Request money, get $250' to go to the referral page
  4. Reload the page
  5. Click on the 'Got it' Button

Expected Result:
Click on the 'Got it' Button takes you back to the Manual page

Actual Result:
Click on the 'Got it' Button takes you back to the main chat.

issue: #31628

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@ArekChr Updated.

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function getFallbackRoute() {
const fallBackRoute = useMemo(() => {
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We don't need memo optimization here, this is a cheap function

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return fallbackRoutes[contentType];
}, [contentType]);

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Please bring back original order of functions

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ArekChr commented Dec 4, 2023

I'm still unclear. The back button "<" and the "got it" button seem not inconsistent but should be. Removing the fallback route for both buttons will resolve the issue of opening this page from the chat link. However, it will disrupt the usual flow after a page refresh, preventing us from returning to the search | start chat | sending money | etc., from a referral after reloading. I'm still contemplating the best solution, as the current setup needs to fulfil the requirements, we should rethink this flow

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@ArekChr What should we do now?

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ArekChr commented Dec 6, 2023

The issue is with how we are setting up the routes. Right now, when we go to 'request money', choose 'manual', and click 'referral', the route changes. It goes from this:

https://dev.new.expensify.com:8082/request/new/participants/

to this:

https://dev.new.expensify.com:8082/referral/request

If we merge all these routes into one, it will make the route history more transparent. This should solve both problems when refreshing the page, going back or pressing got it, and when opening the route from the chat link.
After that, we won't need to store the fallback route page. The new, combined route would be:

https://dev.new.expensify.com:8082/request/new/participants/referral/request

@luacmartins, WDYT? I need your 👀 here.

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Hmm that makes sense and would indeed make the routes more logical IMO. That being said, we need to account for the other content types -

App/src/CONST.ts

Lines 2829 to 2833 in 2e9cf17

MONEY_REQUEST: 'request',
START_CHAT: 'startChat',
SEND_MONEY: 'sendMoney',
REFER_FRIEND: 'referralFriend',
SHARE_CODE: 'shareCode',

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ArekChr commented Dec 7, 2023

Thanks, @luacmartins, for the insights. Let's go ahead with the implementation like we talked about. @dukenv0307, do you need additional information or clarification to continue working on this fix?

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dukenv0307 commented Dec 11, 2023

@ArekChr So what is the expected behavior when we open referral page from the report message link and click on back button or got it button?

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ArekChr commented Dec 11, 2023

@ArekChr So what is the expected behavior when we open referral page from the report message link and click on back button or got it button?

It depends on the link that is clicked. If the link includes only 'referral' as a subpath, it should lead back to the main page. If the 'referral' path includes additional segments like 'request/new/participants', it should navigate back to the specific page as indicated in the path. This navigation should be handled by React Router Dom.

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dukenv0307 commented Dec 11, 2023

@ArekChr So we only change the route to make it clearer and keep the current logic to get the fallback route, right? because after we change route like this, referral/request this route is unnecessary,

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ArekChr commented Dec 11, 2023

@dukenv0307 Correct. Properly implementing routes is crucial for React Router to manage these scenarios effectively

@luacmartins, about the referral/request route – since it's just one page and not two, shouldn't we consider simplifying it to something like referralRequest for clarity and better route management?

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I think we can remove this route because after we change the route like the explanation above, no page redirect to this route.

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@ArekChr @luacmartins Any thought in this comment above?

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ArekChr commented Dec 14, 2023

I think we can remove this route because after we change the route like the explanation above, no page redirect to this route.

Could you elaborate? Do you mean removing referral from url?

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@ArekChr I mean remove the old route of referral page and use the new route to make it clearer.

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dukenv0307 commented Dec 19, 2023

@ArekChr got it button is removed and we use navigateBack by default. What should we do now.

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ArekChr commented Dec 19, 2023

@dukenv0307 I think go back button have the same purpose like got it button

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https://dev.new.expensify.com:8082/request/new/participants/referral/request

@ArekChr Now when we create request money, the URL will contain transactionID and reportID in URL. So this approach isn't reasonable

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ArekChr commented Dec 19, 2023

@luacmartins What your thoughts? Do we still need referral request under new.expensify.com/create/request/participants/{transactionID}/{reportID}/referralRequest url?

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Yes, I think we do

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@ArekChr In this PR we are trying to go back to the participant page even we reload or not right. If yes, I think this bug is out of the scope of this issue. If not, I think we can close the PR now because we're using goBack function when clicking on the back button now.

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Thanks for volunteering to take over review @situchan

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@dukenv0307 please fix conflict. the branch is very behind

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situchan commented Feb 5, 2024

@dukenv0307 please fix conflict. the branch is very behind

bump ^
6.4k commits are behind at this moment 😮

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@situchan Merged main and add a new solution.

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situchan commented Feb 12, 2024

Please resolve conflict

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Please merge main again. Lint is fixed just now in #36423

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@situchan updated.

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Please pull main again. 1.4k commits are behind

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@situchan Updated.

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I checked previous discussions for possible regressions but I think they're fine and agree out of scope.

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@dukenv0307 please add context behind this change:

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Latest changes LGTM

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@Beamanator Beamanator merged commit 6e04d28 into Expensify:main Feb 19, 2024
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