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Support sticky header for scroll view

See original GitHub issue

React native supports stickyHeaderIndices for scroll view.

When <view scroll="true"> we can support multiple <sticky-header target="..." /> as children where target attribute references the view we want to make sticky.

Example

        <view scroll="true">
          <sticky-header target="view-1" />
          <sticky-header target="view-3" />
          <view id="view-0">
            <text style="Text">Non Sticky</text>
          </view>
          <view id="view-1">
            <text style="Text">Sticky</text>
          </view>
          <view id="view-2">
            <text style="Text">Non Sticky</text>
          </view>
          <view id="view-3">
            <text style="Text">Sticky</text>
          </view>
        </view>

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:10 (10 by maintainers)

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flochtililochcommented, Feb 7, 2022

Regarding the <section-list> sticky header behavior, it’s enabled by default on iOS and disabled by default on Android. It does not look like we provide an explicit way to set/unset (via stickySectionHeadersEnabled), we should probably expose this.

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palaparthicommented, Feb 7, 2022

@flochtililoch thanks for catching that, I think contacts are using <list> instead of <section-list>, will look into it.