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Smooth and fast cross platform Material Design date and time picker for React Native Paper
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Calender content is overlapped with previous content after changing the year value to 1800 in single date picker #285

Closed DZ-37 closed 1 year ago

DZ-37 commented 1 year ago

Current behaviour

i am facing currently following issues in single date picker on Android platform

issue1 :

issue2:

Your Environment

software version

| android | 10 | react-native | 0.71.7 | react-native-paper | 5.7.2 | node | v14.21.2 | npm or yarn | 6.14.17 | expo sdk | 48.0.11

github-actions[bot] commented 1 year ago

Hey! Thanks for opening the issue. Can you provide a minimal repro which demonstrates the issue? Posting a snippet of your code in the issue is useful, but it's not usually straightforward to run. A repro will help us debug the issue faster. Please try to keep the repro as small as possible. The easiest way to provide a repro is on snack.expo.dev. If it's not possible to repro it on snack.expo.dev, then you can also provide the repro in a GitHub repository.

DZ-37 commented 1 year ago

The Bug that i have reported above is occuring on Android. But running this snack on Android does not work here as i always get ''Can't find variable: Intl" error. But one can try running it on iOS which works. You can click below link to run it in snack expo dev

repro

  1. steps to reproduce 1st bug

    • select year as 1800 from the year menu as given in the screenshot below and then you can find the bug already. datepicker-ios datepickerbug-ios
  2. steps to reproduce 2nd bug

    • select year value 2200 from the year menu and then you will be able to see the bug as given below in the screenshot datepickerbug-ios2
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