Open henryyuuu opened 3 months ago
Thank you @henryyuuu You are right! This is probably because most useful case is
pane.present({animate: false});
pane.destroy({animate: false});
pane.present({animate: false});
Hide function used with transition.
Does animate: false
will fix your needs, or you need to using hide()
function instead of present/destroy ?
hi @roman-rr, thanks for fast reply, i just want to make sure if this is a bug or there's other public method that i missed. i will use other method instead of hide in my case. Thanks very much.
How to reproduce: step 1. pane.hide() step 2. pane.present({animate: false})
It seems that the pane will present with animate even i call present with animate: false. Is this the correct behavior? Or how can i present a pane without animate when it's hidden?
thanks