This happens when minDistance isn't set and an alert controller is presented/dismissed within the view controller.
I have 5 UITableViewCells, each having a TTRangeSlider inside of it within scope; some have a min/max range on the control and some don't. This happens to all of the range sliders within each cell when we present a UIAlertController and the user dismisses it (presses OK).
I prevented this by forcing the 'minDistance' property, with a default value of zero for the controls that we do not use to enforce but curious if anyone has experienced this issue themselves?
This happens when minDistance isn't set and an alert controller is presented/dismissed within the view controller.
I have 5 UITableViewCells, each having a TTRangeSlider inside of it within scope; some have a min/max range on the control and some don't. This happens to all of the range sliders within each cell when we present a UIAlertController and the user dismisses it (presses OK).
I prevented this by forcing the 'minDistance' property, with a default value of zero for the controls that we do not use to enforce but curious if anyone has experienced this issue themselves?