When I present the alert view the fonts are both pretty small. I tried: dialog.titleFontSize = CGFloat(30.0) however it gives me an error saying that titleFontSize setter is inaccessible.

Hi,

It seems there is no support for adding a custom view...

I tried to add a custom view within the code but it does not show anything.

Regards, Andre

I everyone, I've been testing AZDialogView with iPhone XS Max screen sizes, and the view controller is rendered oddly. It appears very small on the ViewController

Hi Again;

I found another mistake while using it. If you make closure type initializing and many times dialog.show(in: self) method calling you then after the dismiss operation is goes a bug.

my code is here ----

http://notes.io/m4ik

The UIButtons in the AZDialogViewController have buttons that are flattened and are not proportional to what the buttons should look like according to the readme for iPhone X screen sizes. Are you using the Safe Area layout guide?

When I show my dialog to the user, he/she has two options:

1. Tap on "Yes"
2. Tap on "Cancel" or just tap on the screen or move the dialog upwards or downwards.

Is there a way to absolutely cover the 2 option in one method, thereforing listening to the dismissal call?

Cancel and tap on screen (touchesBegan:) wouldn't be a problem to recognize, while upwards/downwards swipe/pan would be.

I've been trying to modify the AZDialogView's buttons to make them look like the default iOS alert controllers (with a button image in it), but with the gesture-dismissing capabilities of this project. But, I can't customize the button for some reason. Here's my code:

// Configure UIButton styles
        dialogController.buttonStyle = { (button, height, position) in
            // Fill button with color
            button.setImage(UIImage(named: "pop"), for: .normal)
            button.semanticContentAttribute = .forceLeftToRight
            button.titleLabel?.font = UIFont(name: "AvenirNext-Demibold", size: 16)
            button.layer.masksToBounds = true
        }

Thank you for this wonderful library. Can you please point me to how to be able to do some thing like this.

let data = ["A", "B", "C"]

for i in 0 ..< data.count {            
      dialog.addAction(AZDialogAction(title: data[i], handler: doSomething(title or index)))
}

func doSomething(index: Int or title: String){

if title == "A" or index == 0 {
        //do something
  }
}

Hello,

I just removed the FixedNavigationController in my Projekt, but the Dialogs are too wide and big on iPads in Landscape. Portrait is okay on both devices.

thanks

Dismissing Alert is also dismiss other alert which is shown after dismiss... is it because of super.dismiss when dismissing ??

Please some one let me know solution ...

I am using AZDialog in my project, but when I try to display a dialog in a custom modal view, the dialog is squeezed. I think this is happening because the custom modal is smaller than the screen height (music app style) - If I present this view with a normal modal presentation style, the dialog works fine. Is there any way to override the height function of the dialog without altering the core dialog view code?

Hi, In setupToolItems(), would you consider to set leftToolItem.heightAnchor.constraint in as the same as rightToolItem.heightAnchor.constraint? Original: if leftToolStyle?(leftToolItem) ?? false{ baseView.addSubview(leftToolItem) leftToolItem.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: baseView.topAnchor, constant: spacing2).isActive = true leftToolItem.leftAnchor.constraint(equalTo: baseView.leftAnchor,constant: spacing2).isActive = true leftToolItem.widthAnchor.constraint(equalTo: leftToolItem.heightAnchor).isActive = true leftToolItem.addTarget(self, action: #selector(AZDialogViewController.handleLeftTool(:)), for: .touchUpInside) } How about? if leftToolStyle?(leftToolItem) ?? false{ baseView.addSubview(leftToolItem) leftToolItem.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: baseView.topAnchor, constant: spacing2).isActive = true leftToolItem.leftAnchor.constraint(equalTo: baseView.leftAnchor,constant: spacing2).isActive = true leftToolItem.widthAnchor.constraint(equalTo: leftToolItem.heightAnchor).isActive = true leftToolItem.heightAnchor.constraint(equalToConstant: 20).isActive = true leftToolItem.addTarget(self, action: #selector(AZDialogViewController.handleLeftTool(:)), for: .touchUpInside) }

Thank you very much for the sharing!

Regards, godustin