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TSMessageView position when calling status bar is on screen #130
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this should be easy to fix. i will look into this. |
Thanks Marius ! Best regards,
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Thanks Marius 👍 |
Hi Marius, Thanks for the update |
I'm working on this bug as soon i'm hitting the implementation of TSMessages in my current project. The ETA is one week. |
Cool, thanks ! Le 22 avr. 2014 à 13:34, Marius Landwehr [email protected] a écrit :
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I just added a new version, where you have full control of the vertical position of your message view. Check out the commit here: 36522b1 I'll release a new update on cocoapods later today. |
Thanks Felix ! Hem ... how exactly would I use this new function to take into account the call status bar height ? Regards,
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I haven't had time to answer that yet. They is some method to get the current status bar height. |
When there is a connection sharing or a phone call on the iPhone, that adds an "incall status bar" of 20 pt to the NavigationBar. If there is a TSMessage during that time, the message is offset by 20 pts down, therefore not "attached" to the navigationBar anymore.
See pictures attached
Picture 1 : table VC (no message)
Picture 2 : table VC with TSMessage
Picture 3 : table VC with TS message with call status bar : oups !!
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