hi
I use a timer to automatically update a data viewer
even with an interval of 10000 milliseconds it’s. not very pretty
somebody has an another idea ?
What do you mean by this?
Please also explain what you want to happen.
hi
it flashes and when i use a much smaller period (5 milliseconds) i no longer see the data but only a spinning circle
update
I got around this difficulty by using a list viewer and it reacts very well when I delete a line in google sheet the list is updated without flash with the timer but I no longer have the images associated with each line. …
A good question is: what is your current app setup and what effect are you trying to have.
If you begin using the real-time database you can add listeners to your data and bind changes in the UI to changes in the db!
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Here’s the thing - the listviewer updates “without flash”, as it supports only text. On the other hand, the data viewer list supports a custom layout. It would always reload (means would show the loading icon), as it also has images to update inside it.
Thanks!
hi
when you talk about real-time db you talk about firebase ?
Yes!
One of the strong points of The Firebase blocks is that they allow you to add a listener to any of your data buckets.
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hi
But the management of tokens is a real headache without forgetting the design of the database
I could be satisfied with this solution but apart from using firebase there is really no way to display the photos without flashing them