Closed Omer-Shahar closed 2 years ago
Hello, thanks for the issue! We are currently exploring ways to improve our components when working with non ion-content
scrollable areas. The particular use case given was for virtual scroll where scrolling is on a child element rather than ion-content
, but we think the proposed API could work for your use case as well.
Discussions are happening on https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/pull/24426, and we hope to add this feature in the future.
To be clear, we are designing this feature with the virtual scroll use case in mind, so I would not expect perfect feature parity when using a non ion-content
scrollable area. However, I think the API that is being proposed should work well enough such that the issue mentioned here no longer happens.
I am going to close this as well as the associated PR in favor of this new API. Please feel free to follow #24426 for updates on this new API. Thanks!
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Feature Request
Ionic version: 5.4.13 @ionic/react version: 4.11.8
Describe the Feature Request
I'm using Ionic React, and I want to create an 'IonReorderGroup' inside a 'div' that has a scrollbar. However, as I saw in Ionic's core code, the 'autoScroll' function works only with the 'IonContent' that wraps the Group. Therefore, I want the 'IonReorderGroup' tag to have an optional prop (called 'context', for instance). In the 'context' prop I will be able to pass the ref of the 'div' element (or the div's id), and then the autoScroll function will affect the div's scrollbar when I drag an element.
Related Code
Solving this problem is pretty easy. All it requires is to add the 'context' property, then changing the following lines in the path:
Additional Context
An example of a use case: On the left, there is a 'div' that contains an 'IonReorderGroup'. Because the list is long, the 'div' has a styled scrollbar. However, when I drag an item, there is no autoScroll, so there are glitches. With a 'context' property, such as
context={divElement}
orcontext="divID"
this problem can be easily solved.