Open Bezlepkin opened 2 years ago
@Bezlepkin what does not work? please a lit bit more explanation
@Bezlepkin what does not work? please a lit bit more explanation
if i set the dimensions of the MDRipple tag, they change. There is no ripple effect and background color.
@Bezlepkin sorry but i really dont undestand. You say they change
, what changes?.
@Bezlepkin sorry but i really dont undestand. You say
they change
, what changes?.
This is the code from the example. Works on iOS but not on Android.
@Bezlepkin what s your android version?
@Bezlepkin what s your android version?
9 (ZTE Blade A5)
@Bezlepkin what s your android version?
Hi! I saw you released an update. Have you fixed the ripple effect?
I had this issue with my recent migration of my app from NS6 to NS8: I'm now using the latest version of @nativescript-community/ui-material-ripple.
In my case, the ripple is not showing if there's not a rippleColor
specified, it wasn't mandatory, but seems to be accidentally needed now.
So, instead of
<MDRipple @tap="dosomething">
...
you should now do
<MDRipple rippleColor="red" @tap="dosomething">
...
@Bezlepkin @tartinesKiller it seems ripple is completely broken on android :s i have no idea how to fix it :( I would suggest to use https://github.com/nativescript-community/ui-material-components#mixins= to have rippleColor work on any view! This is what i do.
@Bezlepkin @tartinesKiller it seems ripple is completely broken on android :s i have no idea how to fix it :( I would suggest to use https://github.com/nativescript-community/ui-material-components#mixins= to have rippleColor work on any view! This is what i do.
No, it does work for me, but I had to specify a rippleColor, through component property, or with CSS with
mdripple {
ripple-color: red;
}
After that, it works as intended. Didn't had time to try to investigate for now however
@tartinesKiller here locally with the dev version it does not work at all anymore
Works on iOS but doesn't work on Android...