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loosy
loosy

Reputation: 61

White Status bar when pushing TTPhotoViewController using [self.navigationController pushViewController:]

I'm pushing myPhotoviewcontroller when TTThumbview is selected. where myPhotoviewcontroller is inherited from TTPhotoViewController.

- (void)thumbsViewController: (TTThumbsViewController*)controller
              didSelectPhoto: (id<TTPhoto>)photo;
{   

    [myPhotoViewController setCenterPhoto:photo];
    [self.managingViewController.navigationController pushViewController:myPhotoViewController animated:YES];

    NSLog(@"Thumb view tapped...");
}

It is pushed fine. But when the navigation bar is toggled on single click then status bar is turned to white color.

The PhotoViewController displays, with the images and the thumbnails view as-well. Only it seems that the photoview is to high because the bottom bar is not showing and the caption is halfly displayed. Also the when clicking on a photo the top navigation bar and status bar first fade to white and doesn't disappear When clicking on the photo again the status-bar and navigation bar appear without fading and causing the photo to move downwards again.

If anybody knows the correct way of pushing the TTPhotoViewController into view without using the Navigator can you please show me how.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1474

Answers (1)

George
George

Reputation: 2187

I had the same issue. Specifying fullScreenLayout did the trick.

- (void)thumbsViewController: (TTThumbsViewController*)controller
          didSelectPhoto: (id<TTPhoto>)photo;
{   

    [myPhotoViewController setCenterPhoto:photo];
    myPhotoViewController.wantsFullScreenLayout = YES;
    [self.managingViewController.navigationController pushViewController:myPhotoViewController animated:YES];

    NSLog(@"Thumb view tapped...");
}

Upvotes: 1

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