Good afteoon,
I am trying to programmatically scroll a ScrollView that holds a view container that is larger than the ScrollView in true size. However the ScrollView needs to cut off the container at a predetermined size. So if the ScrollView height is 600px and the container size is 1000px then I need access to the 1000px so I can scroll fluidly programmatically. This issue was solved on github for another developer here but this doesn't seem to be working for me. Here is what I have tried:
<ScrollView> <View onLayout={(event) => {console.log(event.nativeEvent.layout);}> ... </View> </ScrollView>
Attempt 1: Put an onLayout callback in both the scrollView and the ier View and use the ierViews layout height. Result: This didn't work both the ScrollView and ier View are reporting a height of 600.
Attempt 2: Save reference to the ScrollView and then call RCTUIManager's measure function at a later point like so:
RCTUIManager.measure(this.refs.scrollView.getIerViewNode(), (...data)=>{console.log(data)});
Result: This didn't work either, the ierViewNode is reporting a container height (4th parameter in data) of 600 again.
Anyone have a difference solution to receiving the container height? I am definitely putting a 1000ish px view within a 600ish px scroll view and when I scroll programmatically say 100px, I can see that the content is actually bigger than the ScrollView wrapper.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide!