createStackNavigator Title Issue
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I have the following createDrawerNavigator for a portion of my navigation file:
const DrawerNavigation = createDrawerNavigator({
Home:
screen: HomePage,
navigationOptions:
title: "Home"
,
Loads:
screen: LoadTabs,
navigationOptions:
title: "Loads"
,
LoadsDetails:
screen: LoadsDetails,
navigationOptions:
title: "Load Details"
,...
And then I have the actual createStackNavigator set referencing the above:
const StackNavigation = createStackNavigator(
DrawerNavigation: screen: DrawerNavigation
,
headerMode: 'float',
navigationOptions: ( navigation, screenProps ) => (
headerStyle: backgroundColor: '#4C3E54' ,
headerTintColor: 'white',
headerLeft: drawerButton(navigation),
headerRight: cartButton(navigation, screenProps)
)
);
My problem is that, while everything works, the title never shows up for any of the screens. Am I setting them up incorrectly in the createDrawerNavigator somehow? And if so, what would be the more appropriate way of doing so?
Thanks!
react-native react-native-navigation
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
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I have the following createDrawerNavigator for a portion of my navigation file:
const DrawerNavigation = createDrawerNavigator({
Home:
screen: HomePage,
navigationOptions:
title: "Home"
,
Loads:
screen: LoadTabs,
navigationOptions:
title: "Loads"
,
LoadsDetails:
screen: LoadsDetails,
navigationOptions:
title: "Load Details"
,...
And then I have the actual createStackNavigator set referencing the above:
const StackNavigation = createStackNavigator(
DrawerNavigation: screen: DrawerNavigation
,
headerMode: 'float',
navigationOptions: ( navigation, screenProps ) => (
headerStyle: backgroundColor: '#4C3E54' ,
headerTintColor: 'white',
headerLeft: drawerButton(navigation),
headerRight: cartButton(navigation, screenProps)
)
);
My problem is that, while everything works, the title never shows up for any of the screens. Am I setting them up incorrectly in the createDrawerNavigator somehow? And if so, what would be the more appropriate way of doing so?
Thanks!
react-native react-native-navigation
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
1
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15
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I have the following createDrawerNavigator for a portion of my navigation file:
const DrawerNavigation = createDrawerNavigator({
Home:
screen: HomePage,
navigationOptions:
title: "Home"
,
Loads:
screen: LoadTabs,
navigationOptions:
title: "Loads"
,
LoadsDetails:
screen: LoadsDetails,
navigationOptions:
title: "Load Details"
,...
And then I have the actual createStackNavigator set referencing the above:
const StackNavigation = createStackNavigator(
DrawerNavigation: screen: DrawerNavigation
,
headerMode: 'float',
navigationOptions: ( navigation, screenProps ) => (
headerStyle: backgroundColor: '#4C3E54' ,
headerTintColor: 'white',
headerLeft: drawerButton(navigation),
headerRight: cartButton(navigation, screenProps)
)
);
My problem is that, while everything works, the title never shows up for any of the screens. Am I setting them up incorrectly in the createDrawerNavigator somehow? And if so, what would be the more appropriate way of doing so?
Thanks!
react-native react-native-navigation
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
I have the following createDrawerNavigator for a portion of my navigation file:
const DrawerNavigation = createDrawerNavigator({
Home:
screen: HomePage,
navigationOptions:
title: "Home"
,
Loads:
screen: LoadTabs,
navigationOptions:
title: "Loads"
,
LoadsDetails:
screen: LoadsDetails,
navigationOptions:
title: "Load Details"
,...
And then I have the actual createStackNavigator set referencing the above:
const StackNavigation = createStackNavigator(
DrawerNavigation: screen: DrawerNavigation
,
headerMode: 'float',
navigationOptions: ( navigation, screenProps ) => (
headerStyle: backgroundColor: '#4C3E54' ,
headerTintColor: 'white',
headerLeft: drawerButton(navigation),
headerRight: cartButton(navigation, screenProps)
)
);
My problem is that, while everything works, the title never shows up for any of the screens. Am I setting them up incorrectly in the createDrawerNavigator somehow? And if so, what would be the more appropriate way of doing so?
Thanks!
react-native react-native-navigation
react-native react-native-navigation
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
asked Nov 11 at 6:39
inuShiva
1414
1414
have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
1
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15
add a comment |
have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
1
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15
have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
1
1
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15
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have you tried changing headerMode ? are you getting the navbar render just title missing or nothing at all ?
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 11 at 7:59
@AhsanSohail - The navbar does appear with the left and right icons that I have set, so I know it's at least partially set up right...
– inuShiva
Nov 12 at 0:45
1
try using headerTitle instead of just title
– Ahsan Sohail
Nov 12 at 7:15