Closed Dbigshooter closed 8 years ago
Because you don't unreveal it! Add revealViewController().hideRightViewAnimated(true).
Thanks! One last question, if I want to unreveal when I click on the main View which is a mapView? I'd tried the same as in SWRevealViewController:
` self.view.addGestureRecognizer(self.revealViewController().tapGestureRecognizer)`
But it only unreveals if I click on the navigation or toolbar, not when if clicking on the map.
You don't have to add gesture recognizer yourself. PBRevealViewController add it for you. Also, please update to the last version (1.0.5).
Yea, I found out that Google Maps consumes all the gesturerecognizers. So thats why it isn't working. However I can't get it to work by adding the view you added to make the right view appear behind, can you show me a sample?
You have nothing to do, just update PBRevealViewController with version 1.0.5.
I've updated, but the right view still appear over my toolbar, even though I've added a view as you told me to.
After the update (1.0.5) I got this problem:
It worked perfectly before. I've tried embedding it in a Navigation Controller and uncheck "Shows navigation bar", but doesn't seem to change a single thing.
I did not say you to add a view.
I don't see a right view in your screenshot! I see a left view and a main view!
Didn't you add a 1 px view above the toolbar to make the right view go behind? I pretty sure you did that. It's in https://github.com/iDevelopper/PBRevealViewController/issues/2
Apologies for being a bit confusing. I'm talking about two problems, but lets stick to the issue of getting the right view behind the toolbar.
Yes i added a 1px view in one of my samples but not in PBRevealViewController class. I already wrote that it is not possible to have the right view behind the tool bar as she is on top of the main view and the tool bar a subview of the main view!
Oh, how come it is possible to show it below the navigation bar?
This is a navigation bar but managed by a NAVIGATION CONTROLLER. It will be possible too with a TABBAR CONTROLLER. It is managed by Apple.
Oh okay. I see I can get it behind the toolbar if I set
self.revealViewController()?.rightPresentViewHierarchically = false
However this makes it go odd over the navigation bar. I guess there's no fix for that. And there is no way I manually can set the height? So I can make it stop by the toolbar.
Below? Under? What do you want to do exactly? Can you make a drawing? Because I have some difficulties to follow you!
My apologies, here's a drawing which hopefully explains what I want to achieve. I want the right view top stop by the red arrow. And if there more elements you can just scroll. Is that possible? On a side note, it is a tabbar, just without a tabbarcontroller.
I already told you how to modify the height of the right view. Here is a sample with a map, a toolbar and a right table view:
Thanks
Hi there,
I'm used to using SWRevealViewController, and the way you get the front/main viewcontroller is:
However I can't this to work in PBRevealViewController, is there another way?
Update: I figured it out doing so:
But the rightview does not get unrevealed, can I do this?