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I have a scrollview, that is positioned at the half of my screen.

What I want is to drag that scrollview up, and then, when it reaches a certain position, send the drag touch event to scrollview itself, so it can continue scrolling.

My tries

Put the scrollview in fullscreen in the foreground, and add a half-screen padding-top to its contentContainerStyle. It worked well, but I couldn't click the view behind it. Is there a way to click through the empty area of a scrollview?
I also tried to detect the scroll position, in order to move the view up accordingly
```
<ScrollView onScroll={event => moveScrollViewUpIfNeeded(event)}>
    ...
</ScrollView>
```
but didn't work when I tested it out on iOS simulator. Event is not even fired. React Native Docs states that onScroll needs scrollEventThrottle to work. However, scrollEventThrottle is only available on iOS. And in my case, I want it on Android too.
And If I successfully achieve this, I should face another UI problem: When dragging the ScrollView up, how can I prevent it to scroll when the view is not yet at the wanted position?

So, can you give me some tips to achieve this please:)?

Thank you,

I've tried several options. This is my solution which works best performance-wise. Of course this is just a working example, you might need to optimize it a little bit further to perfectly match your needs.

Demo:

Explanation:

The basic idea is to keep the map all the time in the background of the overlay. The overlay is absolutely positioned and contains two Views. One View is transparent, where we can still see and control the map, the other View contains the actual ScrollView. The trick is to set pointerEvents="box-none" of the parent overlay and disable pointerEvents with pointerEvents="none" of View where we want to interact with the map.

Basic render method:

  <SafeAreaView style={{flex: 1}}>
     <MapView
      initialRegion={region}
      style={{height: HEIGHT, width: WIDTH}}
      /> 
    <View  pointerEvents="box-none"style={{height: HEIGHT, width: WIDTH, position: 'absolute'}}>
      <View pointerEvents="none" style={{height: this.state.height, backgroundColor: 'transparent'}} />
      <View style={{ height: HEIGHT-this.state.height, backgroundColor: 'white'}}>
        <ScrollView onScroll={(e) => this._onScroll(e)} scrollEventThrottle={10} >
        -- content of scrollview goes here --- 
        </ScrollView>
      </View>
    </View>

  </SafeAreaView>

Scrolling functionality:

If we scroll down the ScrollView we want to shrink the empty View, so that the ScrollView becomes fullscreen. Therefore we listen to the onScroll method of the ScrollView. See code and comments below:

  _onScroll(e){
    // from the nativeEvent we can get the contentOffsett
    var offset_y = e.nativeEvent.contentOffset.y;
    if (offset_y > 0 ) {
     if (this.state.height>=0){
      // we are scrolling down the list, decrease height of the empty view
      this.setState({height: this.state.height-offset_y});
     }
    }
    if (offset_y <0){
      if (this.state.height <= this.state.mapHeight){
        // we are scrolling up the list, increase size of empty view/map view 
        this.setState({height: this.state.height-offset_y});
      }
    }
  }

With ScrollView's scrollEventThrottle prop we can control how often the _onScroll method should be called. (Here you probably have to fine tune)

Complete Code & Working Snack

https://snack.expo.io/@tim1717/rnmapwithoverlay

I think it is better to place both MapView and BottomView into one ScrollView.

It will save natural scrolling behaviour and prevent side effects like white stripes on scrolling down or top view disappearing on scrolling up. The main problem here is how to make "freeze" effect for the MapView.

It is nice to use parallax effect by transforming MapView inside Animated container relatively to a scroll event. I think Animated library with Animatable components will be good solution for problems like that:

   scroll = new Animated.Value(0)
   render() {
      return <Animated.ScrollView ...
          onScroll={Animated.event([{nativeEvent: {contentOffset: {y: this.scroll}}}], {useNativeDriver: true})}>

        <Animated.View 
              style={
                 { ...transform: 
                       [{translateY: Animated.multiply(this.scroll, 0.8)}]}}>
          <MapView />
        </Animated.View>
        <BottomView />
      </Animated.ScrollView>
    }

Actually if you don't want parallax effect you can replace Animated.multiply(this.scroll, 0.8) with just this.scroll

You can see full example here: Code example

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来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53523595/drag-up-a-scrollview-then-continue-scroll-in-react-native

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