At the present, one can set an initial index with the use of a 'TableController'. Unfortunately, it is set privately in a 'DropdownController' and the 'dropdown' property set in the 'TitleView' cannot be changed because of it's reference in the 'action' block that would not be called properly if the 'dropdown' property is changed after initialization.

This was the easiest way to allow the 'initial index' functionality at the present.

Ensures images are not included in "Compile Sources" build phase by adding .swift extension to the podspec source_files:

s.ios.source_files = 'Sources/**/*.swift'

Otherwise images appear both in the Sources and in the resources bundle, which causes the new build system to complain about "Unexpected duplicate task":

After merging, please git tag 3.1.1 and then pod trunk push.

Thanks!

Hi There,

When I enter in background mode my app crashes due memory leak. I Comment the following code:

let titleView = TitleView(navigationController: nav, title: company.company_name, items: companies)
            titleView?.button.label.textColor = .white
            titleView?.button.arrow.image = titleView?.button.arrow.image?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
            titleView?.button.arrow.tintColor = .white
            titleView?.action = { [weak self] index in
              print("select \(index)")
                let company_name = companies[index]
                let company = user.companies.filter({ $0.company_name == company_name }).first
                self?.selectedCompany = company
                titleView?.button.label.textColor = .white
                titleView?.button.arrow.image = titleView?.button.arrow.image?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
                titleView?.button.arrow.tintColor = .white
                AppSessionManager.shared.retrieveProducts = false
                AppSessionManager.shared.retrieveOrders = false
                NotificationCenter.default.post(name: NSNotification.Name(rawValue: "companyChange"), object: nil)
            }
            navigationItem.titleView = titleView

Now my app does not have memory leaks. What could be happening?

Best regards

hi, i am trying to change the color of the view that is behind the tableview that is now set to some sort of green (the view that u see when u scroll down). is there a way to do that?

So. I integrated Dropdowns into my project and it worked fine until I started to work on landscape orientations. Every time I try to change orientation of simulator or even real device - app freezes forever and takes 100% cpu. Was hard for me to detect what part of app does actually crash it, but after all I found that without Dropdowns app doesn't show that bug