JJSaccolo
commented
10 years ago Hello and thank you! Good catch, thanks! Yeah, that would works fine... but I'd prefer to don't re-allocate the object if it's possible. I'd prefer to check if it's in the subviews and, if it's not, add it again. I'll do it as soon as possible! Thanks :)
mythodeia
Hello and thanks for the excellent category. What i am facing is that the activity only shows for the images i see on screen when i first load the view. Then as i scroll down the activity indicator is not showing any more. i checked the code and when the image completes you have: [weakSelf removeActivityIndicator]; which removes the activity from the superview. However this does not make it nil so next time it calls this [self createActivityIndicatorWithStyle:activityStyle]; the code does not go inside the if ([self activityIndicator] == nil) { .... but directly goes to this: [self.activityIndicator startAnimating]; which will not work since the indicator is already removed from the superview.
if i add this: self.activityIndicator = nil; underneath the [[self activityIndicator] removeFromSuperview]; in the removeActivityIndicator method then i can see the loader for all images.
am i missing something else? Does it make sense?
thanks Konstantinos