by Daniel Palou. This template is ok, and it worked fine. The problem is that templates B, C and D (from the links above) had mm-split-view-link inside and no mm-split-view directive. Something like this:
This works on a tablet layout because templates A and B are shown at the same time, so the links in template B are children of template A's mm-split-view. The problem is with phone layout because when you navigate to template B you lose template A's DOM, so the links in template B are left without a mm-split-view, throwing the error specified in this issue.
To anyone with the same problem:
mm-split-view-link has to be a child of mm-split-view directive. Zoran had the following problem:
In template A, he had something like this:
<mm-split-view>
<a mm-split-view-link="b"></a>
<a mm-split-view-link="c"></a>
<a mm-split-view-link="d"></a>
</mm-split-view>
Template B
<ion-content>
<a mm-split-view="e"></a>
</ion-content>
We suggest to use regular links in template B, trying to use a "3 level" split-view won't work as expected because it wasn't designed like this.
Regards,
Dani