ASIAuthenticationDialog on iOS5

[favormm]

Today, I have update my xcode to 4.2 version. I find thd ASIAuthenticationDialog can't dismiss even if I click the cancle or login button.

Any one meet this problem? And how to solve it?

[favormm]

I know the reason, that the iOS5 sdk parentViewController return nil, should change to preventingViewController

[favormm]

I know the reason, that the iOS5 sdk parentViewController return nil, should change to preventingViewController

[pthompson]

I didn't see an update in the code. Maybe it hasn't been merged yet?

To get it to work, I changed parentViewController to the presentingController property in the dismiss methods:

• (void)dismiss
  {
  [[sharedDialog presentingController] dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
  }
• (void)dismiss
  {
  if (self == sharedDialog) {
  [[self class] dismiss];
  } else {
  [[self presentingController] dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
  }
  }

[pthompson]

I didn't see an update in the code. Maybe it hasn't been merged yet?

To get it to work, I changed parentViewController to the presentingController property in the dismiss methods:

• (void)dismiss
  {
  [[sharedDialog presentingController] dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
  }
• (void)dismiss
  {
  if (self == sharedDialog) {
  [[self class] dismiss];
  } else {
  [[self presentingController] dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
  }
  }

[csdillard]

Just wanted to add another voice in hopes of getting this fixed in the next official version...

This issue seems to have been incorrectly closed. It is still present in version 1.8.1. And the fix mentioned above by pthompson and by gcox in #295 (using presentingViewController instead of parentViewController on iOS 5 and above) does indeed work.

[csdillard]

Just wanted to add another voice in hopes of getting this fixed in the next official version...

This issue seems to have been incorrectly closed. It is still present in version 1.8.1. And the fix mentioned above by pthompson and by gcox in #295 (using presentingViewController instead of parentViewController on iOS 5 and above) does indeed work.