Uniapp navigateTo Features Explained

The navigateTo function in Uniapp is used for page redirection and has the following characteristics:

1. NavigateTo can only navigate to pages within the current project and cannot navigate to pages in other projects.
2. Limitations of page stack: When using navigateTo to navigate to a new page, the target page will be pushed onto the page stack, while the current page will be hidden within the stack. The maximum depth of the page stack is 10 layers (may vary on different platforms), and exceeding this limit will automatically close the bottom page in the stack.
3. Unable to pass complex parameters: navigateTo can only pass simple string parameters and cannot directly pass complex JavaScript objects or functions.
4. After the jump, you can use the uni.navigateBack function to return to the previous page, and returning will also trigger lifecycle functions.
5. Page redirection: navigateTo can also achieve the effect of page redirection, which means that after jumping, the current page will be closed, leaving only the target page.
6. It is not possible to pass back callback functions: after using navigateTo to jump to another page, the return value of the target page cannot be directly obtained. Other methods are needed to achieve data transmission between pages.

It’s worth noting that the specific implementation of navigateTo may vary across different platforms, so it’s advisable to refer to the official documentation of a particular platform for guidance on its use.