Navigation : undefined is not a function about react-native-side-menu HOT 6 CLOSED

@tnguyen42 I think by mistake you filed an issue in a wrong repo. Probably, you wanted to post on react-native-nabar instead, (I might be wrong though)

For answering your problem, I have couple of thoughts,

First, are you passing navigator object as prop to your component inside rednerScene method?

Second, To me react-native-navbar is just helper Component to customize the navbar, make sure that you are targeting React Native's Navigator object. You might add the ref to your NavigationBar and trying to execute methods there.

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Hi,
Thanks for your answer, but I'm actually talking about the side-menu, Usage Example. In it, it seems there's not Navigator component, which I find weird, considering navigator.push is being called.

Am I supposed to replace by a Navigator? Or am I supposed to wrap the rendered SideMenu under a Navigator through the renderScene method?

Thanks for your time!

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Oh I see, This is just an example of how you can pass navigator or any other props to menu to interact with your app. You do not need that!

So now my question is, do you want to use Navigator component as your Side menu's content?

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For now I don't, but I plan to use a Navigator as my main content and then, navigate thanks to this side-menu.
So I'm wondering what the best pratice should be: replace the ContentView component (from the example) by a Navigator which renders some content like this:

<Navigator initialRoute, renderScene, etc>

Or wrap everything, including the SideMenu, in a Navigator.
The first one seems more intuitive to me since I don't want the SideMenu to reload everytime...

Cheers!

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Your component looks very good rt2zz, I'm gonna try it, thanks!

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I think it's worth to make a component which will aggregate navbar, side-menu and describe relations between :)

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