Hello,
My problem is not critical, but it can get pretty annoying from time to time. I am working in an app similar to Facebook (as can be seen in the image below).
I am showing in landscape only, because the problem is present only in that orientation. On landscape, the app must have the MFSideMenu always open. One of the very few exceptions for that rule is when the user wants to see a photo (as can be seen in the image below).
It opens in fullscreen + navigation bar. The images are shown in an UICollectionView and if a person posted more than one photo, you may swipe and see the other ones. The red arrow demonstrates the beginning and end of swipe action (to show that I am not beginning it from the edge of the screen). The problem is if I want to go back to a previous photo, on iOS 8 and XCode 6, and I start from an area where the MFSideMenu was supposed to be, the following happens.
The app considers as if I am trying to go back to the previous screen.
I hope I was clear enough to illustrate my only major problem with this awesome code of MFSideMenu. Sorry about any misspells.
Hello, My problem is not critical, but it can get pretty annoying from time to time. I am working in an app similar to Facebook (as can be seen in the image below).
I am showing in landscape only, because the problem is present only in that orientation. On landscape, the app must have the MFSideMenu always open. One of the very few exceptions for that rule is when the user wants to see a photo (as can be seen in the image below).
It opens in fullscreen + navigation bar. The images are shown in an UICollectionView and if a person posted more than one photo, you may swipe and see the other ones. The red arrow demonstrates the beginning and end of swipe action (to show that I am not beginning it from the edge of the screen). The problem is if I want to go back to a previous photo, on iOS 8 and XCode 6, and I start from an area where the MFSideMenu was supposed to be, the following happens.
The app considers as if I am trying to go back to the previous screen.
I hope I was clear enough to illustrate my only major problem with this awesome code of MFSideMenu. Sorry about any misspells.