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alexanderjarvis / PXAlertView

A drop-in replacement for UIAlertView that is more customisable and skinnable
MIT License
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The clickable area does not correspond to the the buttons in landscape mode. #2

Closed stevepet closed 11 years ago

alexanderjarvis commented 11 years ago

Thanks for reporting this. Just to let you know, I'm on holiday this week so can't fix it at the moment, but will have a look when I get back next weekend.

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alexanderjarvis commented 11 years ago

This works for me. Could you please be more specific with your description? The background view also has a gesture attached to it so that you can cancel the alert view without actually pressing the cancel button so maybe this is the non-standard functionality that you are experiencing?

stevepet commented 11 years ago

In the Xcode 5.0 with the 7.0 simulator (4 inch iPhone), if I touch to the far right of the "other" button it does not respond. In fact, I have to touch in the left 25% of it to have it register as a touch.

alexanderjarvis commented 11 years ago

Are you experiencing this in the demo or your own project? Could you verify the same behaviour in the demo if not?

stevepet commented 11 years ago

It does not happen in the demo. I will look into a problem with my project. Sorry to bother you.

alexanderjarvis commented 11 years ago

No worries. Please let me know if you find something where we can make the PXAlertView code more defensive to allow for a situation that might cause this error.

stevepet commented 11 years ago

Not sure what did it but after updating to the 0.0.4 version my problem has gone away without any changes to my project. One thing I did notice different between my project and the demo was that I used a deployment target of 5.1 and the demo was 7.0. Maybe that played a part in the fix. Thanks for the quick turnaround (even with your Holiday it was still quick!).

alexanderjarvis commented 11 years ago

Ah yes, the 0.0.4 version included some fix for iOS 5 with landscape mode so this makes sense. No problem - let me know if you encounter any further issues.