Open jaredgibb opened 3 years ago
Thanks for the report @jaredgibb (and the bump to #696)
I'll add this to the next batch of issues to triage; the main issue is the sometimes
part. We need to find a reliable way to reproduce, otherwise we cannot debug. I am going to do a pass to the code anyway, see if anything jumps at me, but until we can reliably reproduce, we might not be able to find the root cause.
right on! thanks @josmas
here is the project page. I have left the project open at this time
https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/6025e9f1602ce121a88b2f1a
Is there a way to give a redeem code for paid apps in the apple app store? I have the app live on the store and if so could give a redeem code for you to check it out on your end? ill check it out and answer my own question! :)
@jaredgibb there's no need to leave the project open. I'll have a look. Not sure what you mean about redeem codes...
note, if you are using dark mode, you should set the status bar style to dark or you won't see it. I've also noticed that your web view wrapper is set to 110% height?
I have set things to dark mode.
You are right with setting the viewer to 110%
It’s a secret 🤫 but I can share in a private message
Hi there,
It looks like this behavior (the white bar) affects drag and drop projects, but not snap to place projects. Does this align with what you have experienced?
When the bug was originally posted this was a snap to place project
Ok, thanks for letting me know. It now looks like this affects snap to place and drag and drop projects - I'm not sure what property I had changed previously to make this behavior not appear in the snap to place project I had downloaded, but it's a behavior that should not be present regardless of project settings.
So. The status bar issue is already known. I am using “dark mode” and most of the time I can see the status bar content but sometimes not.
Also. Sometimes the app extends the full length of the screen (desired) but sometimes there is a small bar at the scroll up area on my iPhone 11
In the first screen grab, the app covered the whole screen. In the second youu see what happens after having it open for some time; that available screen space stops happening and is taken up by a 10px or so high bar.
Here’s another example