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Not working in android #64

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waleedarshad-vf opened this issue Aug 4, 2016 · 16 comments
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Not working in android #64

waleedarshad-vf opened this issue Aug 4, 2016 · 16 comments

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@waleedarshad-vf
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@ruskid
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ruskid commented Aug 10, 2016

confirmed. And no information provided about android support!

@jamealg
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jamealg commented Aug 10, 2016

It's working on my Nexus 6P running Android 6.0.1. I'm still on RN 0.29.2 though so perhaps a recent update to RN broke it?

@nick
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nick commented Aug 10, 2016

Any pull requests to fix this issue gladly accepted.

@chromonav
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working on rn 30

@tioback
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tioback commented Sep 7, 2016

@chromonav in my case, indicators are not showing in Android, and in iOS, they are showing out of bounds.

simulator screen shot 7 de set de 2016 12 40 42

@tioback
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tioback commented Sep 7, 2016

The problem seems to be indicatorOffset. It's original value is 250, which sends the indicators nearly to the top of the screen.

Other than that, if I set indicatorOffset={10}, Android is perfect, check PR #31

@javaxiu
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javaxiu commented Sep 17, 2016

it is not working on my android project either, any one help me?

@symmetriccurve
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@javaxiu have you able to solve your issue. ?

Works seamlessly on "react-native": "^0.29.1"

@duzliang
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don't work on react-native 0.38

@duzliang
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this is maybe a react-native bug, I have read the document but can't find it

@mikelambert
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mikelambert commented Jan 30, 2017

For anyone saying it "doesn't work", you'll probably have to give an explanation of what exactly isn't working (display, interaction, the indicator problems mentioned above, etc).

If your problem is "the view shows up empty", and your <Carousel> is in a <ScrollView>, you may be encountering facebook/react-native#8088. Set the containing <ScrollView> to removeClippedSubviews={false} and things should work (though it's not a great solution for performance reasons).

@javaxiu
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javaxiu commented Feb 17, 2017

@symmetriccurve it turns out canvas was not suitable to display(too big or too small). try to print container's size on your console for debug. i haven't use this module for a while. wish it is helpful

@bradsolves
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bradsolves commented Feb 18, 2017

Running rn0.41 I was able to merge both the Android and iOS component definitions. This resolved the issue for me. see PR #76

@chilijung
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hi everyone, this project seems abandoned for a while. So I've make lots of improvements of this library. If you are looking for alternative solutions see here https://github.com/Canner/react-native-carousel-view. thanks!

@SupriyaKalghatgi
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@tioback Setting indicatorOffset to 10 dd'nt help me

@SupriyaKalghatgi
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@mikelambert I am using Carousel within ScrollView
But adding removeClippedSubviews={false} to ScrollView dd'nt help me either

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