Upon getting focus on the screen, I am using the ref and calling updateWeekView as below:
useFocusEffect(
React.useCallback(() => {
if (calComp.current) {
calComp.current.updateWeekView(moment().weekday(0));
}
}, []),
);
But, if I comment this out and load the page and uncomment the updateWeekView call and navigate back to the same page, it wont throw this exception.
Hi,
My calenderstrip component is as beow: <CalendarStrip scrollable scrollerPaging upperCaseDays={false} leftSelector={[]} rightSelector={[]} calendarAnimation={{ type: 'sequence', duration: 30 }} daySelectionAnimation={{ type: 'background', duration: 300, highlightColor: '#9265DC', }} style={{ height: 110, paddingTop: 20, paddingBottom: 10 }} calendarHeaderStyle={{ color: 'black', fontSize: 24, fontFamily: 'NunitoSans-Bold', alignItems: 'flex-start', marginBottom: 20, }} calendarColor={'white'} iconContainer={{ flex: 0.1 }} customDatesStyles={getCustomStyleForADate} markedDates={markedDates} onDateSelected={onDateSelected} onWeekChanged={onWeekChanged} onHeaderSelected={onHeaderSelected} useIsoWeekday={true} ref={calComp} />
Upon getting focus on the screen, I am using the ref and calling updateWeekView as below: useFocusEffect( React.useCallback(() => { if (calComp.current) { calComp.current.updateWeekView(moment().weekday(0)); }
);
But, if I comment this out and load the page and uncomment the updateWeekView call and navigate back to the same page, it wont throw this exception.