I'm on iOS7 and my TSMessage always shows beneath the NavigationBar, Is there any way to make it "cover" the navigation bar and status bar?

I'm using the following code:

[TSMessage showNotificationInViewController:self.navigationController
                                              title:@"Test test"
                                           subtitle:@"This is a tester"
                                              image:nil type:TSMessageNotificationTypeSuccess
                                           duration:1.0
                                           callback:nil
                                        buttonTitle:nil
                                     buttonCallback:nil
                                         atPosition:TSMessageNotificationPositionTop
                               canBeDismissedByUser:YES];

I am showing TSMessage in view controller pushed in UINavigationController. I am showing TSMessage using below code -(void)showPopUpFromBottomWithTitle:(NSString_)title andMessage:(NSString_)message { [TSMessage showNotificationInViewController:self title:title subtitle:message image:nil type:TSMessageNotificationTypeSuccess duration:15 callback:nil buttonTitle:nil buttonCallback:nil atPosition:TSMessageNotificationPositionTop canBeDismisedByUser:YES]; }

But I am getting different behaviours in iOS 6 & iOS7 as shown below

1. Why I am getting space between bottom of screen & alert if position is bottom ?
2. Why can't I see background color (green) in case of iOS7 ?

iOS 6 top iOS 6 bottom

iOS7 top

iOS7 bottom

My ViewController is embedded in UINavigationController. But I have made navigation bar hidden.

Whenever I call [TSMessage showNotificationInViewController:self title:@"Network Error" subtitle:@"Couldn't connect to the server. Check your network connection" type:TSMessageNotificationTypeError];

It moves TSMessage 64pts down. I want to display it at 0 verticalOffset.

I have found in TSMessage.m if ([currentView.viewController isKindOfClass:[UINavigationController class]] || [currentView.viewController.parentViewController isKindOfClass:[UINavigationController class]]) {

Is always executed, whether I have navigationBar hidden or shown.

I also have tried calling showNotificationInViewController with self self.navigationController self.parentViewController

All above gives the same result

Hi, I just updated the code to get some of the new features and this is what I got:

[self.toolbar setBarTintColor:blurTintColor];

the compiles show message: "No visible @interface for 'UIToolbar' declares the selector 'setBarTintColor' "

Also it cannot find the HexColor.h in the project

I have a tab bar controller with multiple navigation controllers on each tab. It shows up on one navigation controller, but when I switch a tab, it doesn't. Any suggestions on how to go about this?

As far as I know, I am not doing anything wrong here. What I want if to verify a textField, so if a user tries to add something that wont validade, I show the message by doing this:

        [TSMessage showNotificationInViewController:self
                                              title:@"Title"
                                           subtitle:@"Something went wrong!"
                                              image:nil
                                               type:TSMessageNotificationTypeWarning
                                           duration:TSMessageNotificationDurationAutomatic
                                           callback:^{
                                               [tabTextField becomeFirstResponder];
                                           }
                                        buttonTitle:nil
                                     buttonCallback:nil
                                         atPosition:TSMessageNotificationPositionTop
                                canBeDismisedByUser:YES];

The thing is that I added a callback so when the user hits the warning, he automatically goes to the textField that needs to be changed.

But when this happen, they keyboard goes up, then the warning goes off, then it ajusts the screen. So when I hit the 'done' button it shifts the whole view down again!

I dont know if I made myself clear but here is a short video showing whats happening: http://screencast.com/t/IkzexWp0

Sometimes it's interesting that the message stays in the screen until a new message is thrown. For example, I'm thinking in detectecting network reachability, when the network is down I would like to show an error message and that the error stays until I detect that the network is up again, then I will show a success message (this one with a limited duration), and this new message makes the previous one dissapear.

What do you think?

Added capacity to customize layout using UIAppearance Now you have one alternative to customize TSMessageView, you can use UIAppearance. These are the properties

[TSMessageView appearance] setTitleFont:[UIFont boldSystemFontOfSize:6]];
[[TSMessageView appearance] setTitleTextColor:[UIColor redColor]];
[[TSMessageView appearance] setContentFont:[UIFont boldSystemFontOfSize:10]];
[[TSMessageView appearance]setContentTextColor:[UIColor greenColor]];
[[TSMessageView appearance]setErrorIcon:[UIImage imageNamed:@"NotificationButtonBackground"]];
[[TSMessageView appearance]setSuccessIcon:[UIImage imageNamed:@"NotificationButtonBackground"]];
[[TSMessageView appearance]setMessageIcon:[UIImage imageNamed:@"NotificationButtonBackground"]];
[[TSMessageView appearance]setWarningIcon:[UIImage imageNamed:@"NotificationButtonBackground"]];

after the recent changes [TSMessage addCustomDesignFromFileWithName:@"AlternativeDesign.json"] crashes when using a custom design.

this is due to the fact that the json file is looked up only inside the new bundle. specifically, this line causes the crash: https://github.com/toursprung/TSMessages/commit/5908e4ca00d5f0397549a18f9ff4d6502294c66d#diff-66f9603ce433cc6cc7b4df87530f4b9bR76

When building for iOS6 in XCode 4.3 you get a runtime crash as HexColor.h is not in the project.

This will be because I'm not using Cocopods...

(Was UIColor+ColorWithHex).

The crash +[UIColor colorWithHexString:alpha:]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x3bbbefc0 -[TSMessageView initWithTitle:subtitle:image:type:duration:inViewController:callback:buttonTitle:buttonCallback:atPosition:shouldBeDismissed:] in TSMessageView.m on Line 168

I love this repo, compliments on your hard work. Is it possible to position TSMessages at the bottom of a controller? If not, please add this request as an enhancement. Thank you.

It appears that the pod spec for v.0.9.13 are missing from the cocoapods site: https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/blob/master/Specs/a/5/3/TSMessages/0.9.13/TSMessages.podspec.json

We did a pod repo update, but still got errors while trying to update the pod.: pod 'TSMessages' ,'0.9.13'

[!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "TSMessages":
  In Podfile:
    TSMessages (= 0.9.13)

None of your spec sources contain a spec satisfying the dependency: `TSMessages (= 0.9.13)`.

Hope you can sort it out :-)

[!] Unable to satisfy the following requirements:

• TSMessages (~> 0.9.13) required by Podfile

None of your spec sources contain a spec satisfying the dependency: TSMessages (~> 0.9.13).

You have either:

• out-of-date source repos which you can update with pod repo update.
• mistyped the name or version.
• not added the source repo that hosts the Podspec to your Podfile.

Note: as of CocoaPods 1.0, pod repo update does not happen on pod install by default.

Hey,

Pretty simple example crashed app. [NSBundle mainBundle] doesn't work if library installed as framework. [NSBundle bundleForClass:self.class] could solve problem.