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How to Capture Full ScrollView Content When Using stickyHeaderIndices with Multiple Child Elements

Open lookis opened this issue 6 months ago • 0 comments

I've noticed that to capture all the content within a ScrollView, it's necessary to wrap the content inside a single View, as shown in the following examples:

    <ScrollView>
      <ViewShot>
        <Text>...The Scroll View Content Goes Here...</Text>
      </ViewShot>
    </ScrollView>

or

    <ScrollView>
      <View ref={ref}>
        <Text>...The Scroll View Content Goes Here...</Text>
      </ViewShot>
    </ScrollView>

However, I'm currently utilizing the stickyHeaderIndices property of the ScrollView, which designates specific content elements as sticky headers based on their indices in the content array:

    <ScrollView
      stickyHeaderIndices={[0]} // Refers to the first child element
    >
        <Text>...The 1st Content Goes Here...</Text>
        <Text>...The 2nd Content Goes Here...</Text>
        <Text>...The 3rd Content Goes Here...</Text>
        <Text>...The 4th Content Goes Here...</Text>
    </ScrollView>

Given this setup, how can I capture the entire content of the ScrollView, including both the sticky headers and the scrollable content?

lookis avatar May 21 '25 04:05 lookis