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Hi @davecoffin,
Thank you for reporting this issue,
I investigated this behavior with displaying the ListPicker in iOS and found several problems. The first one is that ListPicker resizing on iOS is not supported. The ListPicker is a common abstraction over iOS UIPickerView, underlying native iOS component is designed to used the entire width of the screen. This behavior is iOS specific and has been described in issue #314.
The second problem that I found is that, when the ListPicker main container visibility property is set to collapsed in Page Initializing, the ListPicker width will not be set properly while setting visibility to visible state.
Workaround:
Hi @davecoffin,
Excuse me for my mistake,
I researched further the problem and found that the problem has been caused due to setting visibility to collapsed on Page initializing. I also updated the workaround in my previous comment.
Thanks! Btw, this also appears to happen if the container is set to collapsed. The only way I could truly get around this is by hiding it using opacity=0.
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tsonevn commentedon Oct 31, 2016
Hi @davecoffin,
Thank you for reporting this issue,
I investigated this behavior with displaying the
ListPickerin iOS and found several problems. The first one is thatListPickerresizing on iOS is not supported. The ListPicker is a common abstraction over iOSUIPickerView, underlying native iOS component is designed to used the entire width of the screen. This behavior is iOS specific and has been described in issue #314.The second problem that I found is that, when the
ListPickermain containervisibilityproperty is set tocollapsedinPageInitializing, the ListPicker width will not be set properly while settingvisibilitytovisiblestate.Workaround:
main-page.xml
main-page.ts
Hope this will help.
davecoffin commentedon Oct 31, 2016
Thanks @tsonevn, but your xml doesnt make any difference unfortunately. Here's what it looks like (same exact problem): https://cl.ly/hxF3
tsonevn commentedon Oct 31, 2016
Hi @davecoffin,
Excuse me for my mistake,
I researched further the problem and found that the problem has been caused due to setting
visibilitytocollapsedon Page initializing. I also updated the workaround in my previous comment.davecoffin commentedon Oct 31, 2016
Thanks! Btw, this also appears to happen if the container is set to collapsed. The only way I could truly get around this is by hiding it using opacity=0.
lock commentedon Aug 28, 2019
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