[object Object], when set a variable of array type previously created in this.items

[LauraNavarroGalvan]

When I have an array saved in the local storage, I get it and try to add it to this.items the view shows me [object Object], but when I console this.items it's fine.

let content = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('downloadedForms'));
this.items = new BehaviorSubject(content);

but works if I do the following

let content = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('downloadedForms'));
this.http.get(environment.url_authentication + 'forms/' + id + '/prefered', { })
              .subscribe((result) => {
			this.items = new BehaviorSubject(content);
		}, (error) => {
			this.items = new BehaviorSubject(content);
		});

[triniwiz]

Can you try the latest version :)

[triniwiz]

Fixed in the latest

[wuilmerj24]

@triniwiz In version 12.0.0-alpha.8 for angular the same thing happens. Use your demo-ng test example and it does the same.

[triniwiz]

@wuilmerj24 try using an ObservableArray

[wuilmerj24]

@triniwiz If that is what I am using.
private items:ObservableArray<any>; constructor(){ this.items = new ObservableArray([ { title: 'Slide 1', image: '~/images/Hulk_(comics_character).png' }, ]) }

<Pager row="0" [items]="items" #pager (selectedIndexChange)="onIndexChanged($event)" class="pager" backgroundColor="lightsteelblue"> <ng-template let-item="item"> <StackLayout> <Label [text]="item.title" textWrap="true"></Label> </StackLayout> </ng-template> </Pager>

[wuilmerj24]

@triniwiz The problem is lazy loading. It already works correctly.

[triniwiz]

Can you send a demo with the bug please I’ll dig into it