React Native - getItemLayout setting for multiple columns



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I want to implement a scrollToIndex function for my flatlist. However, it prompts and out of range error. I am wondering is it related to getItemLayout inside flatlist if it is single column only.



 getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
length: win.width*0.335, offset: (win.width*0.335)*index, index
)

render()
return(
<FlatList
numColumns=3
ref=(ref) => this.dataList = ref;
renderItem=( item, index ) => this._renderItem(item, index)
data=this.state.data
extraData=this.state
getItemLayout=this.getItemLayout//required for scrollToIndex
style= flex: 1, paddingBottom: win.height * 0.02
keyExtractor=(item, index) => index

/>
)










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    I want to implement a scrollToIndex function for my flatlist. However, it prompts and out of range error. I am wondering is it related to getItemLayout inside flatlist if it is single column only.



     getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
    length: win.width*0.335, offset: (win.width*0.335)*index, index
    )

    render()
    return(
    <FlatList
    numColumns=3
    ref=(ref) => this.dataList = ref;
    renderItem=( item, index ) => this._renderItem(item, index)
    data=this.state.data
    extraData=this.state
    getItemLayout=this.getItemLayout//required for scrollToIndex
    style= flex: 1, paddingBottom: win.height * 0.02
    keyExtractor=(item, index) => index

    />
    )










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      I want to implement a scrollToIndex function for my flatlist. However, it prompts and out of range error. I am wondering is it related to getItemLayout inside flatlist if it is single column only.



       getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
      length: win.width*0.335, offset: (win.width*0.335)*index, index
      )

      render()
      return(
      <FlatList
      numColumns=3
      ref=(ref) => this.dataList = ref;
      renderItem=( item, index ) => this._renderItem(item, index)
      data=this.state.data
      extraData=this.state
      getItemLayout=this.getItemLayout//required for scrollToIndex
      style= flex: 1, paddingBottom: win.height * 0.02
      keyExtractor=(item, index) => index

      />
      )










      share|improve this question














      I want to implement a scrollToIndex function for my flatlist. However, it prompts and out of range error. I am wondering is it related to getItemLayout inside flatlist if it is single column only.



       getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
      length: win.width*0.335, offset: (win.width*0.335)*index, index
      )

      render()
      return(
      <FlatList
      numColumns=3
      ref=(ref) => this.dataList = ref;
      renderItem=( item, index ) => this._renderItem(item, index)
      data=this.state.data
      extraData=this.state
      getItemLayout=this.getItemLayout//required for scrollToIndex
      style= flex: 1, paddingBottom: win.height * 0.02
      keyExtractor=(item, index) => index

      />
      )







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          React Native FlatList getItemLayout for multiple columns



          The idea is the FlatList just needs to know for this index, how tall is it (length), how do I jump to it (offset) and pass back the current index. Not sure why they need the index as that doesn't change.



          const FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT = 100
          const NUM_COLUMNS = 3

          getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
          length: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT,
          offset: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT * Math.floor(index / NUM_COLUMNS),
          index
          )


          HOWEVER... This feature doesn't work as it's supposed to. It fires on scroll but the index doesn't change. There are many known issues at the time of this writing so don't use it in production.



          https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/20467



          So currently Facebook gets an unlike on this feature.






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            React Native FlatList getItemLayout for multiple columns



            The idea is the FlatList just needs to know for this index, how tall is it (length), how do I jump to it (offset) and pass back the current index. Not sure why they need the index as that doesn't change.



            const FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT = 100
            const NUM_COLUMNS = 3

            getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
            length: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT,
            offset: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT * Math.floor(index / NUM_COLUMNS),
            index
            )


            HOWEVER... This feature doesn't work as it's supposed to. It fires on scroll but the index doesn't change. There are many known issues at the time of this writing so don't use it in production.



            https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/20467



            So currently Facebook gets an unlike on this feature.






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              React Native FlatList getItemLayout for multiple columns



              The idea is the FlatList just needs to know for this index, how tall is it (length), how do I jump to it (offset) and pass back the current index. Not sure why they need the index as that doesn't change.



              const FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT = 100
              const NUM_COLUMNS = 3

              getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
              length: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT,
              offset: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT * Math.floor(index / NUM_COLUMNS),
              index
              )


              HOWEVER... This feature doesn't work as it's supposed to. It fires on scroll but the index doesn't change. There are many known issues at the time of this writing so don't use it in production.



              https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/20467



              So currently Facebook gets an unlike on this feature.






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                React Native FlatList getItemLayout for multiple columns



                The idea is the FlatList just needs to know for this index, how tall is it (length), how do I jump to it (offset) and pass back the current index. Not sure why they need the index as that doesn't change.



                const FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT = 100
                const NUM_COLUMNS = 3

                getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
                length: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT,
                offset: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT * Math.floor(index / NUM_COLUMNS),
                index
                )


                HOWEVER... This feature doesn't work as it's supposed to. It fires on scroll but the index doesn't change. There are many known issues at the time of this writing so don't use it in production.



                https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/20467



                So currently Facebook gets an unlike on this feature.






                share|improve this answer















                React Native FlatList getItemLayout for multiple columns



                The idea is the FlatList just needs to know for this index, how tall is it (length), how do I jump to it (offset) and pass back the current index. Not sure why they need the index as that doesn't change.



                const FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT = 100
                const NUM_COLUMNS = 3

                getItemLayout = (data, index) => (
                length: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT,
                offset: FIXED_ITEM_HEIGHT * Math.floor(index / NUM_COLUMNS),
                index
                )


                HOWEVER... This feature doesn't work as it's supposed to. It fires on scroll but the index doesn't change. There are many known issues at the time of this writing so don't use it in production.



                https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/20467



                So currently Facebook gets an unlike on this feature.







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