var home = Ti.UI.createWindow({
    width:"auto",
    height:"auto",
    backgroundColor: "#ccc",
    title: "Viessmann EffizienzPlus",
    url: "pages/home.js",
    exitOnClose: true
});
home.open();

4 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  Marcin

  Please see ticket #2361 regarding the window title issue and some ways to avoid it.

• if you use the open() attribute the navBar will not overwrited.
  If you are in a tabView try whit

  Titanium.UI.currentTab.open(home);
  

• marcin

  You can workaround this issue by setting the navBarHidden:false property.

  There is an added advantage of using navBarHidden:true/false on subsequent windows, as it makes that window "heavyweight", and so closing the window using the android back button will simply close the window and not the whole app.

• @hal:
  i came across the concept of heavyweight windows as well. but right now i'm on the root window, so i want it to close when hitting back.
  but as with my code snippet, when deleting

  backgroundColor: "#ccc",
  

  the title attribute is recognized and the window has the appropriate name.

  @stefano:
  unfortunatly i'm not in a tabView…

  thanks for answering tho… :)