Converting to UIActionController with style UIAlertControllerStyleActionSheet in my iPhone app, I find that it appears BEHIND the UITaskbar I have at the bottom of every window, hiding the "Cancel" menu entry. UIActionSheet works correctly. This happens in the simulator and on the phone.
The taskbar is "owned" by the main window and appears in all pushed views. I was having similar problems with other windows until I changed the UIToolbar to opaque (translucent = NO).
iOS version 8.1.
Any help will be appreciated.
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I have seen a couple of issues similar to this but theirs seemed to be in the main view of their app. I have tried some of their suggestions like deselecting "Safe Area Relieve Margins" in the Size Inspector pane but none have worked. In the Detail side of my iPad app, the background color of my navigation bar stops at the status bar.
In this screenshot, I tried to use MMDrawerController to see if using something other than UISplitViewController would work but I have the same problem for both. So far the only difference between the two libraries is I haven't seen UISplitViewController work at all but with MMDrawerController, if you set openDrawerGestureModeMask to MMOpenDrawerGestureModePanningCenterView and the master view stretches a little bit then the background color renders correctly.
I saw on one of the other post that their issue was a bug for Xcode and there had been several people who already filed their bug Apple. Could this be a separate issue that Apple needs to know about as well if it is a iOS bug?
This is not an issue for iOS 9.X or 10.X, only 11.X.
After updating from Xcode 8 to Xcode 9 I've noticed this very strange behaviour in the navigation bar only on devices running iOS 11.
This bug appears after navigating from my left side menu that show the menu controller you choose modally with a default presentation (That is Full Screen)
I've posted a video here: https://youtu.be/mgjlbkMi-N8
It seems a bug of the compilation on Xcode 9.
Tryed also on real device iPad Pro with iOS 11.
The same code compiled with Xcode 8.3.3 works as expected, while compiled with Xcode 9 exposes the issue.
I've put a playground code here: https://github.com/shadowsheep1/xcode9navigationissue
With already a workaround: set the presentation to Over Full Screen.
But that has no meaning this is not the exptected operation.
Once the navigation bar is broken, is broken for every navigation controller in the App.
Any idea?
EDIT:
Apple Developer Relations January 23 2018, 11:13 PM
There are no plans
to address this based on the following:
You are creating a detached presentation, which is causing multiple
navigation bars to be placed in the view hierarchy. The navigation bar
that is seen is not the one where pushes are happening, thus the error
in display. I don’t know why this didn’t happen on iOS 10, but it was
an invalid configuration there as well.
We would recommend that you use a proper view controller container to
implement this menu, rather than what seems to be done (the
IS_SlideMenu_View being placed directly in the window).
I have the same problem with regular UIModalTransitionStyleCoverVertical.
I've solved it by setting UIModalPresentationOverFullScreen or UIModalPresentationOverCurrentContext.
Possibly it also helps you.
Example for navigation that is presented modally:
if (#available(iOS 11.0, *)) {
navController.modalPresentationStyle = UIModalPresentationOverFullScreen;
}
I recently upgraded my app to iOS10 and now I have this bar at the bottom of an iPad screen:
I have tried various suggestions to remove it without success. It seems to be related to a textField because it will momentarily disappear after keyboard dismissal.
My question is: What is this view and how do I get rid of it?
I am working on an app which supports iOS 6 to latest iOS versions. When I run the app in Xcode 5 and select target as iOS7; Sometimes the back button in navigation bar appears with the iOS6 button style as an outline around it in iOS7. I wanted to enable default feature of iOS7 that back button without outline.
other buttons look fine with iOS7 without outline.
I think you are using images for the button, use default system buttons.
check whether you have used button style as UIBarButtonItemStylePlain
I've seen that iOS 7 brings some cool features in terms of design, and I was wondering whether I can make the keyboard transparent, as I've seen in some apps.
If so, how can I do it?
I've done a bit of research but haven't found much about it.
Assuming you're working with Xcode 5, the keyboard in iOS 7 IS transparent by default. You don't have to do anything. In IB/Storyboard, place a UITextField onto a ViewController, and turn that ViewController's view green (or some other color). When you click in the UITextField and the keyboard comes up, you'll notice that you can see the view's background color through the keyboard.
In order for the keyboard to be translucent by default, you will need to build your app on Xcode 5 with your Base SDK set to iOS 7.
If you are using an IB file originally created in an earlier Xcode, click on the File Inspector and change the View As property to Xcode 5.