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mSenad avatar mSenad commented on June 3, 2024

The same thing is happening to me. I'm blowing my head off to try and understand what's happening here. Anyone has a clue?

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omercsbn avatar omercsbn commented on June 3, 2024

I encountered the same problem. Interestingly, it does not display the items on the screen properly without changing the font size. I think Picker.item should give font size value by default or require fontsize.

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omercsbn avatar omercsbn commented on June 3, 2024

The same thing is happening to me. I'm blowing my head off to try and understand what's happening here. Anyone has a clue?

My guess is that it does not automatically give the font size for each item in Picker.item and thinks it is 0. That's why it doesn't show the items on the screen.

You need to introduce a style into Picker.item.

For example,

            <Picker.Item
              label={account.accountName}
              value={account.accountId}
              key={account.accountId}
            />

My code was not listing the items, then

            <Picker.Item
              label={account.accountName}
              value={account.accountId}
              key={account.accountId}
              style={styles.pickerItem}
            />

When I added style it started to show properly.

David Gallant explained the problem very well and wrote the solution. If I hadn't seen this issue page, I probably wouldn't have been able to solve it. Thanks @DaveFPath.

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codedfinger avatar codedfinger commented on June 3, 2024

The same thing is happening to me. I'm blowing my head off to try and understand what's happening here. Anyone has a clue?

My guess is that it does not automatically give the font size for each item in Picker.item and thinks it is 0. That's why it doesn't show the items on the screen.

You need to introduce a style into Picker.item.

For example,

            <Picker.Item
              label={account.accountName}
              value={account.accountId}
              key={account.accountId}
            />

My code was not listing the items, then

            <Picker.Item
              label={account.accountName}
              value={account.accountId}
              key={account.accountId}
              style={styles.pickerItem}
            />

When I added style it started to show properly.

David Gallant explained the problem very well and wrote the solution. If I hadn't seen this issue page, I probably wouldn't have been able to solve it. Thanks @DaveFPath.

Thanks Omer. adding font size to Picker.Item worked

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RezendeRafaelSC avatar RezendeRafaelSC commented on June 3, 2024

Is there any way to fix this problem while using RNPickerSelect?
Already using the change fontSize method and still not displaying on Android

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