nativescript

问题 I am working on Nativescript application where i need to open view on click of list item. So i will have to pass id of that item to the modal that is about to open on click of list item. Here is my code as i tried and for opening modal popup : var modalPageModule = views.appointmentDetails; var context = { id: args.view.bookingId // i tried this way for passing parameter }; var fullscreen = true; page.showModal(modalPageModule, context, function closeCallback(parameters) { // Log the user in.

问题 So, i am using the timer that i asked about in this question as a count down: How to stop timer.setinterval with a tap event or leaving page in nativescript The counter works, all this while i have been using console.log to check if it works and yes it does but i want to make it appear in the xml for the user of that app to see. But the count does not update in the xml. Here's the code for the view: <Page xmlns="http://schemas.nativescript.org/tns.xsd" loaded="pageLoaded" navigatedTo=

问题 Is there a way to programatically disable/enable ScrollView scrolling in NativeScript? 回答1: Ok, I found how to do that. It's actually pretty easy on iOS: var scrollView = page.getViewById('YOUR_VIEW_ID') scrollView.ios.scrollEnabled = false // to disable scrollView.ios.scrollEnabled = true // to enable back Android: Also for my particular case, where I need to disable scrolling of the Scroll View, but drag and drop child views inside. On subview start dragging (panning) event we prevent touch

问题 Is there a way to programatically disable/enable ScrollView scrolling in NativeScript? 回答1: Ok, I found how to do that. It's actually pretty easy on iOS: var scrollView = page.getViewById('YOUR_VIEW_ID') scrollView.ios.scrollEnabled = false // to disable scrollView.ios.scrollEnabled = true // to enable back Android: Also for my particular case, where I need to disable scrolling of the Scroll View, but drag and drop child views inside. On subview start dragging (panning) event we prevent touch

问题 When I open an site in the WebView on NativeScript 3.4 & 4.0 the performance of the JavaScript is slow. Much much slower then normal WKWebView when build in Xcode. I have also tried the NativeScript playground (play.nativescript.org) and if you place out an WebView an run an some site with JavaScript it also have slow performance. Please help me 回答1: Se this: github. The issue might be related to the JavaScript which is set up to config the site's initial-scale.Just for the test I would

问题 I am able to use the cmd to run my nativescript project ( tns run android). I open the project in VSCode, and add the Configuration to debug it. I hit debug and it look like the debug try to run or something. (Look at the green bar under debug. However, nothing seem to run. I look at the debug console, nothing is print out. Please take a look at screenshot. Spent couple days on this issue and couldnt resolve it at all. VSCode Debug Issue 回答1: Thanks Nick Iliev, The problem actually is from

问题 Getting the following exception with 2.2. Was working with previous version. Did "tns info" and all is updated to 2.2 JS: Error: Uncaught (in promise): EXCEPTION: Error in pages/listview/listview.html:12:2 JS: ORIGINAL EXCEPTION: TypeError: _this.cssClasses(...).set is not a function JS: ORIGINAL STACKTRACE: JS: TypeError: _this.cssClasses(...).set is not a function JS: at /data/data/org.nativescript.test1/files/app/tns_modules/nativescript-angular/view-util.js:254:78 JS: at Array.forEach

问题 I have the following client: new Client { ClientId = "nativeapptest", ClientName = "Native App Test", Enabled = true, RequireClientSecret = false, AllowedGrantTypes = GrantTypes.Code, RedirectUris = { "com.mysite.nativeapp.12365789785256-buv2dwer7jjjjv5fckasdftn367psbrlb:/home" }, AllowedScopes = { IdentityServerConstants.StandardScopes.OpenId, IdentityServerConstants.StandardScopes.Profile, "MyScope" }, RequirePkce = false, AllowOfflineAccess = true, RequireConsent = false } I am using

问题 I am currently starting with NativeScript. I am trying to include certain Google Play Services to the android project. I put the relevant .aar files into the node_modules/ folder of my app project and built it. I can see they are successfully added to the project. :config phase: copyAarDependencies :config phase: addAarDependencies +adding dependency: C:\Users\pstueven\NativeScript\sample-Groceries\platforms\android\libs\aar\play-services-9.0.0.aar +adding dependency: C:\Users\pstueven

问题 I am the decision of choosing to implement an app in either Nativescript (Cross platform IOS/Android) or doing a 'real' native app with java/swift accordingly. Discarding the obvious 1 codebase vs 2 codebase discussion, I am uncertain of the limitations of Nativescript, if any. The main concern lies in the app's heavy demand for sensor data. I have to use a lot of the phone sensors in the app. Sensors like the android sensors. I get mostly what Nativescript does. But the question is, will