AaronLionsheep
commented
6 years ago For anyone else experiencing this issue, I have found a workaround. In my case I have 2 pages that I want to display. I add a 3rd page, just a UIViewController() to viewControllers. Then if the main view loads for the first time, I remove the last page from viewControllers, our dummy UIViewController(). This triggers some update which corrects the height of the very first view.
var initialized = false
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let notes = NotesTableViewController()
let setups = SetupsTableViewController()
viewControllers = [notes, setups, UIViewController()]
}
override func viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
super.viewDidAppear(animated)
if(!initialized){
viewControllers.removeLast()
initialized = true
}
}
ykeisuke
tungvoduc
CarioniStefano
When I initially load the view controller that contains my DTPagerController, the first view controller is always about half the height of the screen. As soon as I scroll to the next page, the height corrects itself. Interesting with the view (a tableview controller) does not update the height, only scrolling to a new page does. I've looked at through the code and I can't seem to find any work arounds. I've even tried to call
crollViewDidScroll(pageScrollView)in my view did load to maybe try to trigger some code that updates the height, but it doesn't seem to help.