Closed hightech2013 closed 11 years ago
Thanks for the report. The definition view comes straight out of the iOS libraries, but I may have to monkey with the bounding frame a bit.
That is correct. All you have to do is fix the UIReferenceLibraryViewController bounding for an iPad iOS 6 only.
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On Dec 4, 2012, at 4:56 AM, Kerri Shotts wrote:
Thanks for the report. The definition view comes straight out of the iOS libraries, but I may have to monkey with the bounding frame a bit.
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Fixed by rendering a popup instead.
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In the PKBibleViewController.m the following line of code is not working correctly for iOS 6 iPad but it does for iOS 6 iPhone.
ourMenu.menuItems = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: [[UIMenuItem alloc] initWithTitle:@"Define" action:@selector(defineWord:)],
When "Define" is selected in the iOS 6 iPad simulator we get a popover screen, on which on the top word "Dictionary" and button "Done" are partially not seen. However, when using any other then iOS 6 iPad simulator, everything works fine. I thought you may want to upgrade this app to work correctly with iOS 6 iPad screen when "Define" is selected.
In addition I do have one question. What portion of code actually drives the popover page when "Define" under item menus is selected? That is probably what needs to be updated to support latest iOS 6 iPad screen resolution.
Goodluck.