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If I push a new view left, the current view jumps down the height of the pushed view while the transition is in progress. It doesn't look right. I looked at the example, and they have special position:relative or absolute tags on some css elements. I tried those, but the absolute position won't work in my case. Is this special css required?

Warning: You are manually calling a React.PropTypes validation function for the transition prop on pushView. This is deprecated and will not work in the next major version. You may be seeing this warning due to a third-party PropTypes library. See https://fb.me/react-warning-dont-call-proptypes for details.

Looks like its this line in the checkOptions function:

line 80: var e = optionType[[key]](%28options, key, method, prop%29);

Greetings,

I'm finding that the data-propagation is breaking when using an intermediate component to dynamically set the view.

I have code organized in the following way:

ParentComponent.jsx

render () {
 return (
    <Sidebar>
      <Component1 data={this.state.data} />
    </Sidebar>
  );
}

Sidebar.jsx

render () {
  const View = <div>{this.props.children}</div>;

  return <NavigationController views={[View]} />;
}

When this.state.data changes in ParentComponent.jsx, the rendered Component1 doesn't update.

Should I regard this as intended behavior, or is there something that I can do to work around this use-case?

Thanks

I have no idea how to restore scoll postion after press back button now, can anyone help? Thanks in advance!

Hi there, npm is listing the module at 2.0, but notice you have some changes and a version bump to 2.1. May I ask you to publish it, please?

Is there a way to animate it so that the when a new view is pushed into the controller, the active view doesn't slide to the left to let the new one come in?

And when a view is popped, it will slide to the right and the previous one will be behind it instead of sliding from the left.

Right now the animation looks like a carousel while UINavigationController doesn't really look like a carousel.

Regards, Alex

I am experiencing an issue that may be related to #10.

My code is organized as follows:
Component 1

render() {  
  const props = {
    views: [
      <Component2
        field1={this.props.field1}
        field2={this.props.field2}
      />
    ],
    preserveState: true,
  }
  return (
    <NavigationController {...props} />
  );
}

What I expect is that when Component1's props change, NavigationController (and down the road Component2) are also updated. However this does not seem to be happening and I am unsure why. Any help is welcome.

Hi. Cool component.

I'm having an issue using it, and before I get into the details, I'll ask, does it require React 0.14? I haven't yet upgraded my app from React 0.13, and wonder if this is the cause.

Thanks.

We would like to use this component. But no Idea how to make this work with react-router and make a page slider like, http://coenraets.org/samples/pageslider-react/index.html

I want to achieve like her '1233caipiao.com' effect.。
I want to ask how to use ‘ react-naviagtion-controller ‘ achieve。

thanks.