I have this critical issue with showing top statusbar on the custom camera overlay which seems impossible for me at the moment. I posted the same question to Apple dev forum but did not get any response for some time now.
In my application, I have a custom overlay view set as the overlay to the UIImagePickerController. At the bottom of the custom overlay view (this is a UIViewController), I have put a toolbar that enables user to click on toolbar items. Since the top statusbar is not shown when the camera opens up, the whole screen get pushed upwards and makes a narrow white color gap between the bottom of the screen and the bottom tool bar.
I am not aware of how to resolve this issue, but I think if we can show the top status bar on the top of the camera then this will be automatically get resolved. Thanks for any answers.
Had a similar problem a while back and all I did was resize my view. Why not try that and see if it works.
If that doesn't work then showing the status bar should be
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarHidden:NO];
Thanks for the tip domino, I found how it should be done from this thread and resize the main uiview to 320x480 instead of default 320x460. Hope this will help someone else. Thanks.
Can't resize UIView in IB
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I am having some slight issue and trying to fix it but can't find the easiest answer towards it. I have a navigation bar, which is taking top pixels away, and hence the webview content last 44 px if I am not wrong goes under the bounce and hides the content. Hence the problem is that I have a submit button, and since it needs to be clicked, it goes under the bounce condition and doesn't let me select the button. Any quick solution to this problem will be appreciate.
Thanks
Make sure your UIWebView has the autoresizingMask set to be flexible in height and width. You can do that in interface builder or in code.
You can set the bottom content insets to 44. But it seems your view is not put correctly (web view size does not take navigation bar into account, web view is not resized properly, etc.) I would fix that instead of patching with the insets fix.
I have follow a sample code, for create a simple image view zoom/pan page, but it will have the navigationController to back to main page. I have set the navigationBar to alpha to 0.3. But below the navigationBar, I can not see the image content. I have research the reseaon, the frame and bound is 320*480. Also in the xib file, change the "Status Bar" to None. It does not work.
How can I maek the image view full screen like the native photo app. THx.
just provide a new tapguesture which provide user a facility to hide navigation bar and again on tap the bar is shown again
I am working to support the rotation screen in Iphone now and running into the issue. When the screen is in Poitrait mode, the position of navigation bar and its items on it looks perfectly.
When I switch to LandscapeToLeft, the width of navigation bar is stretched and it is fine.However, the position of items bar on it stay the same...Their positions are not changed at all.Therefore, there are huge room from the rightmost button to a right margin. ...I cant not attach any images so that you guys can easily see it....Sorry about that
If you were experiencing it before, please help
Any ideas are welcomed here. Thanks
PS: these itemBarButton are added by drag and drop in the toolbar in StoryBoard
Take a look at adding a "Fixed Space Bar Button Item" or "Flexible Space Bar Button Item". You can drag them into the navigation bar from the object library.
I want to display a message to the users of my app in the UIStatusBar, but I'd like to maintain the scrollsToTop functionality so a user can tap on the statusbar and scroll a tableView up to the top.
I've looked into adding a UIWindow on top of the current status bar as in this question: Add UIView Above All Other Views, Including StatusBar
But it disables the touches to the status bar.
Note: I've seen several apps that use the statusBar area to display messages such as the "Evernote" app.
Thanks for the help!
Have a look at https://github.com/myell0w/MTStatusBarOverlay. By pressing it it can be toggled to not cover the whole status bar and then you can toch the status bar and get back the scroll-to-top feature.
Here is a screenshot, the left side shows the expanded version, the right side the shrinked one:
Are you hiding the statusBar ? It's unwise to keep it there but draw into its position, because in different countries, with different mobile operators, the statusBar's elements have a little different positions. I've seen app drawing there over status icons. Ugly!
So I guess you want to add a subview at the position of statusBar. Why don't you intercept touch events in that view and send your tableView a message to scroll to the top ?
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After further testing, it appears that the part of my button that are not clickable are where the status bar used to be. I'm hiding the status bar with :
// -- Override point for customization after app launch
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarHidden:YES];
Also added the Boolean value to my *-info.plist file:
UIStatusBarHidden=true
Which is awesome because it hides the status bar even as the window animates up. But it's still receiving touches. Any idea on how to disable this?
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Is there's a bounding box on an application that receives touch events? I created a few sample round rect buttons and placed them in different places in my view. The ones in the center of the view receive touch events (and show the highlighted blue color) but if I place a button near the edges of the view, only parts of them are clickable in the simulator. Is this because of Apples style guidelines? I placed a button exactly where a UITabNavigationItem would appear and only the bottom half of it is clickable.
Simulator has a bug with clickability of the former status bar area. Test on the real device.