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I don't know if it's supposed to or not, but either way it doesn't work for me.
I would like for the ListView to begin on the border of these two sections, but no matter what I put as offset (other than 0,0), there is error:
"Error setting property 'alwaysBounceVertical' of RCTScrollView with tag #8: Sticky header index 0 was outside range {0,0}"
If I try to set alwaysBounceVertical, either true or false will make the offset 0,0. If I don't set it, I get this error.
I think that setting initial section would be great feature, or at least being able to set offset manually.
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There is a bug (#1878 (comment)) where if the content's height is taller than the ScrollView (which wraps the ListView) then contentOffset will not work.
I found a workaround by mounting my list view with one row, then adding more when the data loaded in.
Setting contentOffset is going to set you up for a world of pain in nearly all cases because of the multithreaded nature of RN... Does scrollWithoutAnimationTo meet your use case?
I don't know if it's supposed to or not, but either way it doesn't work for me.
I would like for the ListView to begin on the border of these two sections, but no matter what I put as offset (other than 0,0), there is error:
"Error setting property 'alwaysBounceVertical' of RCTScrollView with tag #8: Sticky header index 0 was outside range {0,0}"
If I try to set alwaysBounceVertical, either true or false will make the offset 0,0. If I don't set it, I get this error.
I think that setting initial section would be great feature, or at least being able to set offset manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: