This construction with a binding for head.sections.selectedIndex should be avoided, because when the user taps on the sections to change the current section, the new index of the section is updated and the binding is broken.
Perhaps your newly defined property int selectedIndex should be an alias instead?
This construction with a binding for head.sections. selectedIndex should be avoided, because when the user taps on the sections to change the current section, the new index of the section is updated and the binding is broken.
Perhaps your newly defined property int selectedIndex should be an alias instead?