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I have narrowed this down to using Modalize with withHandle set to false.
Enabling this prop fixes the issue.
Describe the bug
When adding the adjustToContentHeightprop when the content exceeds the height of the viewport, I'm unable to scroll the ScrollView. Despite the scroll indicator being visible.
This only seems to happen on Android 10. Tested on Android 12 and it appears to work.
Reproduce
Basic implementation of Modalize inside a <Portal>, with adjustToContentHeightprop enabled. Add lots of content, enough to exceed viewport height.
Dependencies:
react-native-modalize [2.1.1]
react-native [0.68.5]
react-native-gesture-handler [2.9.0]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Edit
I have narrowed this down to using Modalize with
withHandle
set to false.Enabling this prop fixes the issue.
Describe the bug
When adding the
adjustToContentHeight
prop when the content exceeds the height of the viewport, I'm unable to scroll the ScrollView. Despite the scroll indicator being visible.This only seems to happen on Android 10. Tested on Android 12 and it appears to work.
Reproduce
Basic implementation of Modalize inside a
<Portal>
, withadjustToContentHeight
prop enabled. Add lots of content, enough to exceed viewport height.Dependencies:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: