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Nesting? #142
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Ah nice use case which platform(s) |
I'm currently testing on an Android emulator. I'd like to support ios as well, but I'm currently developing on a Linux machine. tns version is 6.0.0-2019-07-15-150533-13643 |
Can you try something for me in the |
It didn't seem to have any affect. I'm assuming you meant the loaded event for the page. |
No for the pager |
Still seems to have no effect (I tried it on both inner and outer). Am I doing something wrong? |
Can you paste some of the view code |
Btw I meant something like <Pager (loaded)="loaded($event)">
....
<GridLayout rows="*,*>
<Pager>
......
<Pager row="1">
....</GridLayout> loaded(args){
args.object.android.setNestedScrollingEnabled(true);
} |
As I was writing this I noticed in my UI the inner pager actually does give me the white "you can't drag any further" markers if I drag vertically. Interesting. It doesn't actually show me anything other than the first one though (and I did manually verify there's more than one element in the array). Here's the outer:
And inner:
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Is there any obvious reason why my inner pager won't page to the next element (and why its trying to page vertically)? |
I can try adding this feature to the demo an I'll know from there |
I'd like to have the top portion of my app swipeable to change the page and another inner pager for some contextual data. However, when I swipe the inner pager, it affects the outer one instead.
Is this use case supported?
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