Using DelayedLazyView with appShell

[fgiacomelli]

Hello, I'm writing an app that will have a bottom navigation tab and complex views inside each tab.
I want to use native appshell as tabs, but I would like to use the delayedview because my views requires too much time to be rendered to give to the user a good experience.
Could it be possible that I just use the delayedview to load my pages without use the tabhostview?

[roubachof]

Of course! Just wrap your page root layout in a delayed view and call load() in onAppearing in the code behind

[fgiacomelli]

Of course! Just wrap your page root layout in a delayed view and call load() in onAppearing in the code behind

Thank you for your reply, but I should have missed some configurations...if I wrap my layout in a delayed view, like this:

<sharpnado:DelayedView x:Name="delayedView" UseActivityIndicator="True" > <Grid Margin="0,0,0,0">

and then load the view in OnAppearing:

protected override void OnAppearing() { base.OnAppearing(); delayedView.LoadView(); }

I can only see a totally white empty page. I registered sharpnado inside the CreateMauiApp method in MauiProgram file with

.UseSharpnadoTabs(loggerEnable: false)

[roubachof]

Sorry I said some total nonsense :)
You have to give a type to the DelayedView.
So it means that you have to put the child into a separate class.
For example your child seem to be a Grid, so you have to create a custom class extending grid, lets name it MyChild, and put your xaml in it.
Then:

<tabs:DelayedView x:TypeArguments="views:MyChild"
                              AccentColor="{StaticResource Primary}"
                              Animate="True"
                              BindingContext="{Binding MyPageViewModel}"
                              UseActivityIndicator="True" />