I'm using this array with 19 items on it, some items are then listed outside of the iphone screen and the menu don't scroll so users can't reach the 19th elements of my array ...

["Alimentaire","Artisanat","Bien-être","Décoration","E-commerce","Distribution","Hôtellerie","Immobilier","Informatique","Métallurgie","Médical","Nautisme","Paramédical","Restauration","Sécurité","Textile","Tourisme","Transport","Urbanisme"]

The code I used to dynamically load array into your menu from your demo project

`func prepareNavigationBarMenu(_ currentChoice: String) { navigationBarMenu = DropDownMenu(frame: view.bounds) navigationBarMenu.delegate = self

	let toutesCat = ["Alimentaire","Artisanat","Bien-être","Décoration","E-commerce","Distribution","Hôtellerie","Immobilier","Informatique","Métallurgie","Médical","Nautisme","Paramédical","Restauration","Sécurité","Textile","Tourisme","Transport","Urbanisme"]
    var catCells : Array<DropDownMenuCell>
    catCells = []
    
    for string in toutesCat  {
        
        let cell = DropDownMenuCell()
        cell.textLabel!.text = string
        cell.menuAction = #selector(ViewController.choose(_:))
        cell.menuTarget = self
        if currentChoice == cell.textLabel!.text {
            cell.accessoryType = .checkmark
        }
        
        catCells.append(cell)
    }
    
    navigationBarMenu.menuCells = catCells
    navigationBarMenu.selectMenuCell(catCells.first!)
	
	// If we set the container to the controller view, the value must be set
	// on the hidden content offset (not the visible one)
	navigationBarMenu.visibleContentOffset =
		navigationController!.navigationBar.frame.size.height + statusBarHeight()

	// For a simple gray overlay in background
	navigationBarMenu.backgroundView = UIView(frame: navigationBarMenu.bounds)
	navigationBarMenu.backgroundView!.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
	navigationBarMenu.backgroundAlpha = 0.7
}`

Screenshot :

I have a issue when using the drop down menu in pop up and choosing a cell: I get the following error:

Could you please provide a solution for it? Thank you in advance

This library is great, I've added a few configuration so it can fit into more design.

• support row height customisation
• make iconSize open to change
• added title view configuration to customise menu up/down images
• use size of menuDownImageView to set the size of ImageView, as custom image would have different sizes

cheers.

Hello, I've got an issue with the DropDownTitleView, it seems to fix it's size to the first assigned text.

Even when constructing the view with a way to large frame I run into the same issue:

DropDownTitleView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 400, height: 40))

Images say more than words:

Do you have a recommendation how to solve this issue?

And a big thank you for the work you have put into this UI component.

Hi, I fetch my data asynchronously and I fill the menuCells once I have it. My issue is the table view is not filled or may be is not displayed.

Have you a solution ?

required public init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) {
	    fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented")
	}

wtf? I want to create a cell with xib file but I can't because of this useless code

Integrated the framework via Cocoapods. When I build my project this framework lists 20 or so errors. Would love to use this library, could you guys take a look and build it with the latest Xcode and Swift, and update the pod spec to use the latest version? Thanks. @qmathe @grifas

Don't know whether this is related to the repository itself, however i believe that this feature would be useful.

i've tried with following code, but does not seem to work.

override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
    super.viewWillAppear(animated)

    let rowToSelect = IndexPath.init(row: 0, section: 0)

    navigationBarMenu.menuView.selectRow(at: rowToSelect, animated: false, scrollPosition: .none)

    // Calling manually to the delegate method
    navigationBarMenu.tableView(navigationBarMenu.menuView, didSelectRowAt: rowToSelect)
}

on cell.menuAction selector like this: func choose(_ sender: AnyObject) { titleView.toggleMenu() showHud(); hideHud(); } and the dropMenu animation will be strange.

Hello,

Thanks for nice lib. Yesterday I have faced following issue. In the GitHub version in master branch I have noticed that in DropDownMenu.swift file line 156 there is if statement for checking empty cell case before scrolling tableview:

	contentView.frame.size.height = menuView.frame.height

	// Reset scroll view content offset after rotation
	if menuView.visibleCells.isEmpty {
			return
		}
	menuView.scrollToRow(at: IndexPath(row: 0, section: 0), at: .top, animated: false)

But when I have pod install on my project I notice that this statement is missing from source code and it cause exception at runtime when DropDownMenu does not have any cell.

Could you please help me get last version via pod install?

My podfile is: pod 'DropDownMenuKit'

Variable 'container' in DropDownMenu.swift (line 23) is strong reference, therefore when container is removed from view hierarhy it maintains referenced by DropDownMenu and can not be destroyed. Solution: make container weak reference and perform necessary checks in methods show, hide and visibleContentOffset.didSet

Hi,

in some cases this pod can raise an error (and cause a crash) when retrieving an icon from the xcassets file.

This happens when you subclass DropDownTitleView, therefore the pod can't retrieve the bundle in which the icon is supposed to be and finally crashes trying to unwrap a nil value.

The fix is very easy: https://github.com/DigitalGoal-Ltd/DropDownMenuKit/commit/e98532c875641325fae56fa5c48ade2cd8cc51a8

the version where there is up and down arrows and also the segment where you select what you want to sort on? Its spot on what I'm looking for.

Thanks

In my case UITabBarController is root. So if I add this control into inner navigation bar then it won't overlay UITabBar and UITabBarController is still clickable