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ERROR Error: Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: number. Check the render method of `Login`.
Great Work, Thanks (need to make a correction to make it work, as said by other comments, replace front-cover with book. Use .book::before and book::after in the CSS file)
Thanks bro for awesome tutorial. How does the "front" button work when we haven't specified any css rule for it? Like if bottom face is showing, and i click on the front button, how does it show me the front cube when we havent written any condition for checkbox of front id?
First of all: Great content! I don't know if you said it, but if I add a submit button on the main page, how can I have the information about what boxes are under each column?
This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial on Navigators. Wow! Amazing video content and so clear and pitched at the right level. Thank you, Sir.👌👏👏👏
Hi I am getting error : Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports. Please help me
This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial on Navigators. Wow! Amazing video content and so clear and pitched at the right level. Thank you, Sir.👌👏👏👏
Yes, you can!! Just a few changes. Start video at 53:06 -> your Tab.Navigator in expo will be -> Tabs, Tab.Screen will be -> Tabs.Screen It will work more or less out of the box on ios, but not on android. In order to make it work both iOS and Android you have to: 1. in tabBarStyle add -> elevation: 0 // this will get rid of native android bar 2. define const properly in CustomTabBarButton -> const CustomTabBarButton = (props: any) 3. in CustomTabBarButoon add for style inactiveBtn property of height: 50 4. Important! you will not get icons in Android, you have to change <Text>{children}</Text> to <View>{children}</View> With thouse modifications -> it works like a harm in expo V2 with SDK 49 ;)
Great video, I'm just wondering how you would go about including all the navigators on all screens though? In this example you have the drawer navigator visible on some pages and tab navigator visible on some others, how would you include both all throughout the app?
