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iOS 7 Appearance #82

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johntopley opened this issue Nov 17, 2013 · 13 comments
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iOS 7 Appearance #82

johntopley opened this issue Nov 17, 2013 · 13 comments

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@johntopley
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How do I enable the iOS 7 appearance as illustrated in the README? My iOS 7 project still has the old appearance.

@KrauseFx
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Have you tried running the Example project? Does the iOS 7 style work for you?
I guess it's because of a wrong Base SDK

@dennisreimann
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The blur/translucency does not work anymore for iOS > 7.0.3 because Apple seems to have shut down the possibility to go the easy way with the UIToolbar hack.

@onato
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onato commented Nov 18, 2013

Apple has sample code for how to do this without the hack:

iOS_UIImageEffects from https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action?name=WWDC%202013

@johntopley
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My project's Base SDK is set to Latest iOS (iOS 7.0). The Example project doesn't compile using Xcode 5. It says Illegal Configuration - Auto Layout on iOS Versions prior to 6.0.

@phausero
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Problem is still existent for iOS 7.0.4

@KrauseFx
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I haven't had time to update the code to using iOS_UIImageEffects. Pull Requests welcome.

@StuartMorris0
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Just to confirm is this currently expected to happen? When I run the example app the messages are showing in the correct top position under the navigation bar (on simulator iOS7). However, when I install the pod and include the same code to display a message in my app the message is displayed behind the navigation bar (iOS7) this is on simulator and device. Note that I am displaying the message in a table view controller, as opposed to a plain VC like the example.

@phausero
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Your problem sounds like #83. #82 is about appearance.

@StuartMorris0
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Apologies you are correct, I need to assign the message to self.navigationController thanks

@KrauseFx
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Yes, I guess it's not clear when not reading the whole documentation of the project. I still want to possibility to pass a viewController instead.
Glad it works now.

@phausero
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phausero commented Dec 1, 2013

Why did you close this issue? It still exists

@KrauseFx
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KrauseFx commented Dec 1, 2013

@PathonHauser sorry, closed it by mistake.

@KrauseFx KrauseFx reopened this Dec 1, 2013
@KrauseFx
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I'll close this issue and keep talking about this problem on this one: #109
With the 1.0 release, there will be a blur effect

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