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fastred / SloppySwiper

UINavigationController delegate that allows swipe back gesture to be started from anywhere on the screen (not just from the edge).
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UITableView goes behind UITabbarController. #23

Open kuldeep13990 opened 7 years ago

kuldeep13990 commented 7 years ago

When I push to 1 ViewController and go back to that view My TableView goes behind TabBarController, and when i comment this code in next view

self.swiper = [[SloppySwiper alloc] initWithNavigationController:self.navigationController]; self.swiper.delegate = self;

it works fine.

I am facing this issue from more than 1 week, can you guys pls help me out to fix this issue?

fastred commented 7 years ago

If this doesn't help:

If you're having problems with a UINavigationController inside of a UITabBarController that is causing the UITabBar to pop out of view during the animation process, you'll want to implement the SloppySwiperDelegate protocol and return NO for calls to -(BOOL)sloppySwiperShouldAnimateTabBar:(SloppySwiper *)swiper.

then SloppySwiper probably won't work with UITabBarController. I'm sorry.

kishan44 commented 7 years ago

I have solved this issue .

Comment following line in SSWAnimator.m class

CGFloat toViewControllerXTranslation = - CGRectGetWidth([transitionContext containerView].bounds) * 0.3f; toViewController.view.bounds = [transitionContext containerView].bounds; toViewController.view.center = [transitionContext containerView].center; toViewController.view.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeTranslation(toViewControllerXTranslation, 0);