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view recycling and "prepare for reuse"
See original GitHub issueOn iOs and android we use “prepare for reuse” to make sure a view is ready to be reused.
The simplest example is Image if there were an image already loaded and you set a new image that wont load (network error or such), you end with a view with the image for another cell.
Is there any way in your lib to set the image to “null” before it is reused?
Thanks
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@hovox Try
this.img.setNativeProps({ opacity: 0 }). Toggle opacity. You can check this sample https://snack.expo.io/@naqvitalha/rlv-demo@naqvitalha sorry for not responding. Dropped react-native as it was not good enough. Sorry