First of all, thanks for creating MediumMenu! I really like the look and functionality.

I have the menu working well in portrait mode, but when I turn the phone to landscape, the application no longer expands to fill the screen.

Any tips on getting this to work in landscape?

Thanks!

Tried using this library in a project where this nav controller takes over after a segue from another UIViewController. The menu still slides down as expected, but none of the menu items are clickable.

Hello. Whenever I tap on the main view (the one that slides down when the menu comes out), it messes up the constraints on that view. Is there a way to fix this, or have user interaction be disabled on that view when the menu is out?

Hello! I really like your Medium Menu. I'm an iOS developer at Yelp and would love to use it in one of my personal projects. Unfortunately, currently pushing new view controllers onto the navigation controller's stack breaks everything currently. Any chance we could fix this?

Hey there!

Thanks for sharing this. Just wondering if there if you have any function that can update the highlighted menu item from another viewcontroller - for example if you navigate to a viewcontroller via the menu, and then return via a segue, the menu will now show the wrong highlighted item.

If not, I'll try and write something up.

Thanks in advance.

When trying to present a UIViewController from the HomeViewController in the example I get the following error: "Presenting view controllers on detached view controllers is discouraged."

How are you presenting modal view controllers?

White Background https://gyazo.com/2369a4adc84390dc33198f2893f4b161

Black Background https://gyazo.com/528e2317cadc7650c5fd191f614b467c

What I noticed while testing this framework was that, if the app was ever in landscape mode the tableview would show the black background, so I went to original and saw the same issue in the demo project also; in terms of the two backgrounds not blending together, do you know of a fix for it?

override public init(frame: CGRect) {
    super.init(frame: frame)
    self.titleFont           = UIFont(name: "HelveticaNeue-Light", size: 28)
    self.titleAlignment      = .Left
    self.height              = 400 // updated to good-fit height for iPhone 4s
    self.textColor           = Color.mediumBlackColor
    self.highlightTextColor  = Color.mediumGlayColor
    self.menuBackgroundColor = Color.mediumWhiteColor
    self.bounceOffset        = 0
    self.velocityTreshold    = 1000
    self.panGestureEnable    = true
    self.highlighedIndex     = 1
}

I'm trying to add a right navigation item to just one view controller, but when i override viewdidload in the view controller, the left navigation item is removed. Is there another way to approach this?

Konnichiwa Hiroki,

Hontoni Arigato Gosaimasu for this cool menu!

I would like to have multilines support for this menu so I added it with this pull request.

This fixes 2 issues.

1. When launching any modal I was getting a warning "Warning :-Presenting view controllers on detached view controllers is discouraged".
2. UI issue with pop behavior with the navigation controller. If you pushed to another view and then pop back to it, the navigation bar was animating but the view itself was not.

Both of these issues are resolved with this PR.

Hi, I've fixed some things:

• Added a new property to control the bounce pan offset
• Fixed pan gesture issue when try to open the menu with custom height

Thanks, Matteo

I checked it out also and it seems that the problem is that if you "logout" and set your initial viewcontroller to your welcome view and "log in" again. It keeps the previous menu underneath. If you "Log back in" then even the selected index is the last one.

I am using this to instantiate(log out) the "WelcomeViewController" and I think that is the problem.

let storyboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Landing", bundle: nil)
        
 let controller = storyboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "WelcomeViewController")
        
        
 let appDelegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as! AppDelegate
        
 appDelegate.window?.rootViewController = controller

And that is how I "log in":

let storyboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)
                    
let controller = storyboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "NavigationController")

let appDelegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as! AppDelegate
                    
 self.dismiss(animated: false, completion: { 
           appDelegate.window?.rootViewController = controller
 })

You can check out the following images:

1. This is in normal phase

2. This is after logout and back login

As the title says. Once the color has been set once, it can't be changed anymore, no matter how many times I call .backgroundColor.

This blocks usage in an app that supports theming.

Thanks!

I have a set up as such.

View Controller (Sign In) - > NavigationController (Medium Menu) - > Rest of app

Adding a sign out item and dismissing the navigation controller through dismiss or poptoroot does not work.

Hi,

I have a navigation controller and added the menu to it. The menu item views are loose view controllers. The HomeViewcontroller has a segue to another view (imageviewcontroller). Now the (rather small) problem is that later on in the imageviewcontroller the menu item is not there (I don't want it to), the pan gesture from top to bottom still shows the menu.

Any idea how I can remove the menu on the imageviewcontroller?

Thanks in advance,

Thomas

I don't know if it's supposed to work like this, but the menu closes without changing the subview. Is it possible for it to change the subview with open menu so that the menu closing reveals the new subview?