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Question: is it possible to disable recycling of layouts? #1266
This isn't an issue, it's a usage question but I cannot find anything about this on Google, StackOverflow or in here (also unsure what terminology to use when searching).
I want to use RadListView in an Angular app to take advantage of the load on demand features, but not recycle the views. I have a list I'd like to display, it's not huge but it's big enough and to load initially takes ten seconds. However the state of items in the list can change in such a way that it's not suitable for recycling. I'd like to be able to scroll down to the bottom and load more on demand but not recycle the views. Is this possible?
I could do my own implementation with ScrollView, but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel if it's already possible with all the load-on-demand calculations performed by RadListView.
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This isn't an issue, it's a usage question but I cannot find anything about this on Google, StackOverflow or in here (also unsure what terminology to use when searching).
I want to use
RadListView
in an Angular app to take advantage of the load on demand features, but not recycle the views. I have a list I'd like to display, it's not huge but it's big enough and to load initially takes ten seconds. However the state of items in the list can change in such a way that it's not suitable for recycling. I'd like to be able to scroll down to the bottom and load more on demand but not recycle the views. Is this possible?I could do my own implementation with
ScrollView
, but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel if it's already possible with all the load-on-demand calculations performed byRadListView
.