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1. #PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT ANDROID#
2. #PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT CODE#
3. #PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT LICENSE#
4. #PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT PROFESSIONAL#
5. #PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT DOWNLOAD#

#PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT CODE#

The ListView component (known as RadListView in code and distributed through the nativescript-ui-listview package) is a virtualizing list component that provides the most needed features associated with scenarios where a list of items is used.

#PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT PROFESSIONAL#

Use the professional ListView if you need to take advantage of the advanced functionality listed below. NOTE: The professional ListView component is different from the ListView built in to the core NativeScript modules. Choose to cover the navigation or action bar.Achieve programmatic control over the state of the side drawer.Pick from a large set of polished out-of-the-box transition modes.Set the control to slide in from any of the four sides of the screen.Embed any content inside the sliding panel from text and icons, to sliders and filters.The SideDrawer component (known as RadSideDrawer in code and distributed through the nativescript-ui-sidedrawer package) allows you to follow a popular application pattern and show a hidden view which contains navigation UI or common settings. In case you're interested in contributing to the code base, read the contributing options available.Ĭontinue reading about each component below or take them for a spin with the NativeScript UI sample app on GitHub.

#PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT LICENSE#

Read the components' license for details. *Although the components are free, they are not open-source and their code is proprietary.

#PAGE COMPONENT OVERLAPS WITH TABVIEW NATIVESCRIPT DOWNLOAD#

Each of the components is available for download on as a separate package. Progress NativeScript UI is built on top of natively implemented components targeting iOS and Android.

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NativeScript UI is a set of free* components that enable implementing rich-ui applications for iOS and Android by using NativeScript. The dialogs module lets you create and show dialog windows. With the ListPicker widget, you can pick a value from a list.

With the TimePicker widget, you can pick a time. With the DatePicker control, you can pick a date. With the SegmentedBar control, you can implement discrete selection.

With the TabView control, you can implement tab navigation. You can load a page from a URL or by navigating back and forward. Use this component instead of WebView when you want to show just static HTML content. The HtmlView represents a view with HTML content. You can set an itemTemplate to specify how each item in the list should be displayed. The ListView shows items in a vertically scrolling list. You can load the image from an ImageSource or from a URL. The ActivityIndicator widget is a visual spinner indicator which shows that a task is in progress.Ī (indeterminate = true) It shows a bar representing the current progress of the operation.Ī (indeterminate = false)

The Progress widget is a visual bar indicator of a progress in a operation. The Slider widget provides a slider that you can use to pick a numeric value within a configurable range. The Switch widget provides a two-state toggle switch from which you can choose between two options. The SearchBar widget provides a user interface for entering search queries and submitting requests to the search provider. You can use it to show multi-line text and implement text editing. The TextView widget provides an editable multi-line text view. The TextField widget provides an editable single-line text field.

The Label widget provides a text label that shows read-only text. The Button widget provides a standard button widget that reacts to a tap event. You can find information about the underlying native component for each view below.Įach component comes with a set of common methods available from the extended View class.ĭedicated documentation section covering the different measuring and position methods can be found here. TIP: You can access the underlying native widget for each view at runtime using the nativeView property:Īccessing the native widgets might be useful when you want to use some platform-specific functionalities of the widget. For more information about the different layout containers that are available in NativeScript, see The NativeScript Layout System. For example, the Button view renders an on Android and UIButton on iOS.ĭefining the layout of the application is also an important part of the application development. Most of these views wrap the corresponding native view for each platform while providing a common API for working with it. NativeScript ships with a set of user interface views (also known as widgets) which you can use to build the user interface of a mobile application.