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    This is my code(on GIT: https://github.com/fhding618/SenchaNav).
    I initialize the NavigationView in my home controller. And when I first click "label1", everything is Ok. However, when I second click the "label1", the return button is show on the screen.
    So ,how can I get rid of the return button???

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    You are using homeBackButton[0].show(); and homeBackButton[0].hide(); in your Nav.js file. I don't understand why that isn't working, but this is what I'd do to fix it:

    Instead of creating a whole new button, you can just edit the text of the homeBackButton and modify the controller to bring you back to your previous screen. That should work.

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    yeah, homeBackButton[0] worked. The ListView button is confusing me. The ListView button is the back button of my navigation view and is generated automaticly by the navigationView(the navigationview config useTitleForBackButtonText: true). But I want to get rid of the "ListView" button

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    Oh i see.. I was a little confused. Thanks for the clarification. I am not sure how to remove that other than overriding sencha's code to not add a back button by default. I am sure there are other ways, I just don't know. Sorry I cannot help you any further..