Ric Santos
Ric Santos
@keithmichelson I have exactly the same issue, did you find a fix? I am manually setting the frame of the calendar.
Yes the podspec needs to be pushed to the cocoapods trunk repo. Also, the `.swift-version` file should be updated to say `5.0`
Thanks @mkeremkeskin for the inspiration. I have implemented it slightly different (don't need the `isVisible` logic) for the left side: ``` if ([sender locationInView:self.view].x < self.view.width * 0.2 || sender.state...
This PR should be considered for merging as it improves consistency with `SDWebImage`. Perhaps don't worry about deprecating the methods though, just replace with the new `sd` prefixed methods.
Sounds like the same issue as #25 Are you using CocoaPods with frameworks? If so, installing the pod like this should fix the problem: pod 'DAAppsViewController', :git => 'https://github.com/danielamitay/DAAppsViewController.git', :branch...
What layout strategy are you using? Default is vertical so maybe you need to change it to horizontal.
What layout strategy are you using? Default is vertical so maybe you need to change it to horizontal.
Place a deug label on the cell saying what index cell it is. This will ensure the layout strategy is as you expect.
It sounds like you are not correctly resizing your view. Note that views will always load in portrait orientation. You must ensure your app is correctly resizing when appropriate (typically...
Have you resolved this? It is a bit hard to tell what is wrong with only that snippet of code.