Objective C support for iPhone X

[ZaeemZafar]

Hi,

I was previously using objective-c version of AMScrolling 1.x in my project. Everything was working correctly. But iPhone X has a lot of issues when it comes to support my app for this device. I then integrated latest code 4.x and tried to implemented it in my existing objective-c project. I am unable to subclass from 'ScrollingNavigationController' neither from storyboard nor programmetically. As Swift classes are not supposed to be subclassed in objective-c code.

Any help will be highly appreciated!

[andreamazz]

Hi @ZaeemZafar why do you need to subclass it?

[ZaeemZafar]

Hi andrea,

Thanks for the quick reply.

Subclassing is necessary as per your provided readme file.

Besides, if I don’t subclass it then I receive runtime error ‘followScroll: — unrecognized selector sent to instance ’

I can share my sample objective-c project which I using as a proof of concept.

Regards, Zaeem Zafar

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Hi @ZaeemZafar why do you need to subclass it?

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[andreamazz]

You don't have to subclass ScrollingNavigationController, you need to use ScrollingNavigationController as your navbar. Now that you mention it, I realize that it's poorly worded in the readme, I'll update that. Anyhoo, just use ScrollingNavigationController instead of UINavigationController.

[ZaeemZafar]

testXcode9.zip

I am now using ScrollingNavigationController in my Storyboard and '[(ScrollingNavigationController *)self.navigationController followScrollView:self.tableView delay:50.0f];' this code seems to be executing. But there is no effect on navigation bar (not an inch). Please find attachment of my sample project(Everything is in place, please take a look on it when possible)

it again seems to be linked with Objective-c integration problem otherwise I would have created a new issue for this.

I really appreciate your help & support. Thanks

[ZaeemZafar]

Looking forward to your reply. Thanks

[andreamazz]

Hi @ZaeemZafar I took a look at your sample, you forgot to connect the tableView outlet. Also, the navbar needs to follow a scrollable view, you are initializing it against you main view. Change the call to this:

[(ScrollingNavigationController *)self.navigationController followScrollView:self.tableview delay:0 scrollSpeedFactor:1 collapseDirection:-1 followers:@[]];

[ZaeemZafar]

@andreamazz my bad. Many thanks.