ActionSheet | android actionsheet | Android library

I am still new to React Native. I have an actionsheet with two options and a cancel option. I am having trouble understanding how to make each option do something different when pressed.

My code:

I need help to provide Accessibility identifier to the buttons in action sheet. I have 3 of them

I'm using the firebase for chat application and I've already stored the images in firebase storage now I want to get the url to fetch the user profile but it's not working even I've tried but nothing is working

Here is the function on line 3rd it generates an error (Value of type 'DatabaseReference' has no member 'downloadURL')

I recently tried upgrading Angular 11 to 12 in my Ionic App. It all went well, and the app is running with no errors in the browser. However, when I tried to run it on an Android phone, after the splash-screen disappears, the app gets stuck in a white screen.

I tried using chrone://inspect tool and see if I get any errors and this showed up:

I also get the same error on the Android Logcat: E/Capacitor/Console: File: http://localhost/vendor-es2015.js - Line 15729 - Msg: ERROR TypeError: goog.getLocale is not a function

I tried adding timeout to the splash-screen, updating libraries, deleting node_modules and reinstalling them, but nothing worked. I can't find much info on the web about this error.

Can anyone tell me what this error means or why is the app stuck here? It works well if I go back to Angular 11.

My package.json looks like this:

Semi related question: SwiftUI ActionSheet does not dismiss when timer is running

I am currently experiencing an issue with alerts in a project that I am working on. Presented alerts will not dismiss when there is a timer running in the background. Most of the time it requires several clicks of the dismissal button to disappear. I have recreated this issue with as little overhead as possible in a sample project.

My primary project has this issue when trying to display an alert on a different view but I could not reproduce that issue in the sample project. The issue can be reliably replicated by toggling the alert on the same view that the timer is running. I have also tested by removing the binding from the text field to stop the text field view from updating. The alert still fails to dismiss on the first click. I am unsure if there is a way to work around this and am looking for any advice possible.

Xcode 13.0/iOS 15.0 and occurs in iOS 14.0 also

Timerview.swift

I update an app to ionic 5 with capacitor.

Before that, ionic 3 was used with Cordova.

If I want to display an ActionSheet in the app now, I have two options.

Either via @ ionic / angular I import the ActionSheetController which is called in the constructor. https://ionicframework.com/docs/api/action-sheet#methods

Or I install and import the Capacitor Action-Sheet Api

import {ActionSheet} from '@ capacitor / action-sheet'; https://capacitorjs.com/docs/apis/action-sheet

Now my question is what, besides the implementation, is the difference between the two. Or is there an argument to use for or against one of them?

That’s also available for others Plugins/Apis

while developing my iOS app I encountered a problem with getting image in Array of UIImageViews to perform an action on that specific image. No matter which picture from my LazyVGrid photo collection I do LongPressGesture action on, it always applies to the first picture which is displayed. I think this might be an issue with the ids in my array that ForEach loop do not recognize each element properly, however I have no idea how to solve it.

I keep my array in ProfileViewModel class:

I add a photo to the view, but after closing the application, the photo is removed, how can I save the photo? Is there some kind of property wrapper? Thank you in advance!

ContentView (This is where the photos that the user has selected are stored):

When I was programming the logout button, it was working fine when it was just by itself and not in a cell. However, I came across this issue where I created a table view through storyboard and then added some cells to it, I then added that same logout button to the cell and created SettingsTableViewCell.Swift file, which is a cell file and not a view controller. So the code I was using before did not work as a cell and a view controller are not the same thing. And I cannot find the code that does the same things it was doing before but from a cell.

When the button was in the view controller file, I was able to log out, send the user to the login screen if the logout was successful, and then return user to home (not settings) if they login again. I want to code somethings that does the exact same thing, but from a cell.

Here is my previous code in SettingsViewController.Swift: