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I'm having a bad performance issue when scrolling in an ngFor list after multiple dropdown's (using ngx-popper) have been used.
I have a list, each item has a dropdown, which is only added to the DOM if the user is hovering on the item. It works great initially, but as I use more and more of the dropdown's (Only one at a time), the scrolling of the list becomes very laggy. I replaced the dropdown's with ng-bootstrap's dropdown and that solved the issue, so i think the issue is being caused by popper. It's also just happening to the list where the dropdown's are. So if I have two lists and I use the left one heavily, scrolling the left will become very laggy, but the right will be fine.
I'm assuming something is getting left behind, a listener or something? Any ideas what might be causing it?
Thanks
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Scrolling in ngFor with multiple ngx-popper becomes very laggy after opening the poppers
Scrolling becomes very laggy in ngFor after using multiple ngx-popper
Jun 26, 2019
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Scrolling becomes very laggy in ngFor after using multiple ngx-popper
Scrolling becomes very laggy in ngFor after using multiple ngx-popper's
Jun 26, 2019
Here's one i did trying to track down why touch events fired on wrong locations after including ngx-popper. It didn't end up reproducing my issue, but it does do bad things to FPS while scrolling after opening and closing ever more tooltips.
Hi,
Thanks for the wrapper, it's great.
I'm having a bad performance issue when scrolling in an ngFor list after multiple dropdown's (using ngx-popper) have been used.
I have a list, each item has a dropdown, which is only added to the DOM if the user is hovering on the item. It works great initially, but as I use more and more of the dropdown's (Only one at a time), the scrolling of the list becomes very laggy. I replaced the dropdown's with ng-bootstrap's dropdown and that solved the issue, so i think the issue is being caused by popper. It's also just happening to the list where the dropdown's are. So if I have two lists and I use the left one heavily, scrolling the left will become very laggy, but the right will be fine.
I'm assuming something is getting left behind, a listener or something? Any ideas what might be causing it?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: