I’m utilizing the brand new navigationTransitionStyle(.zoom(id, namespace)) to zoom from a view preview to a element view in my swiftUI app.
My difficulty is that I’ve a snapping scrollView within the element view, that when customers attempt to swipe to attenuate, by accident dismisses the complete detailView. I would really like, in impact, to disable this ‘pull all the way down to dismiss’ habits of the brand new transition type.
Tried Options
- I observed that making use of a
.highPriorityGesture( DragGesture() )prevents the interplay, nonetheless, making use of that onto my detailView disables the first vertical scrollView, which isn’t good. I’ve tried to programmatically apply the gesture, however am not in a position to get an answer working .interactiveDismissDisabled(true)doesn’t work for.navigationTransitionStyle.navigationBarBackButtonHidden(true)doesn’t disable the pull down dismiss habits for the brand new zoom transition because it does for the swipe dismiss habits within the previous slide navigation transition. See this put up- Setting
.dragGesture(minimumDistance: 15)as instructed on this put up appropriately allows the ScrollView, however doesn’t block out the swipe Dismiss habits - Utilizing
.highPriorityGesture( LongPressGesture(minDuration: 0) )has the identical impact because the drag gesture, in that it disables each the swipe dismiss habits and the scrollView
I’m starting to suppose there isn’t a solution to disable this gesture, but when anyone is aware of a approach, or a workaround that will let me use my scrollView with this new transition, I might be very glad