Dialog doesn't appear on my project.

Dialog view's frame seems to be correct: (0.0, 0.0, 320.0, 568.0)

Also I tried to bring subview front by adding this line in the func show: method: UIApplication.sharedApplication().windows.first!.bringSubviewToFront(self)

I'm using a navigation view controller under a tab bar controller. When debugging nothing seems to be wrong. I think it's only a visibility problem.

Any idea?

A bit of restructuring and got the demo project back to work. Reformatted some comments to work with recent Xcode. Closes #33.

Sry for the huge amount of changes. I recreated the whole demo project and cleaned it up (especially removed localization shizzle and all the AppDelegate stubs to focus only on the actual example invocation of the DatePickerDialog).

I also created a shared scheme for the DatePickerDialog itself. Now you have all three parts (Sources, Tests and Demo) in one Xcode project. It is also more feasible to write unit tests and directly see the changes in the demo application.

Cheers!

I have a simple view that has 2 text fields. The first text field takes normal input via the keyboard, the second textfield is my date field. When I when I tap on the date field when the keyboard is already showing the date picker dialogbox shows but the keyboard is not dismissed. I've tried to dismiss the keyboard via "view.endEditing(true)" and also firstTextField.resignFirstResponder() but nothing works. On some devices the keyboard covers the date picker dialogbox which leaves the user in a state where they have to force quit the app.

Fix maintains datepicker dialog view on orientation change. However, date selected after orientation change in not always set (sometimes date is set to default date even though different date is selected)

When the textField is tapped once, it works fine, but after canceling or selecting a date, if I want to modify the date and tap on the textField, the picker does not come up again. I have to select a different textField in order for it to work again.

Hello everybody!

I have a big problem and hope one of you can help me. When I open my App the first time, with the entry point from the storyboard, everything works fine. But when I open it the second time, where I set the entry point trough the AppDelegate class the dialog don't appear on the screen. I've seen a issue where someone had a similar problem, but there was no solution for this.

Thanks in advance!

This pull request changes the access control of the datePicker attribute so that it is possible to customise the Date Picker like for instance defining a maximum and minimum date.

In SplitView Mode on iOS9

UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds delivers the size of the screen. But we want the size of the app.

You can use UIScreen.mainScreen().applicationFrame instead of UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds

btw: i think you forgot to add a listener to the cancel button ;-)

self.cancelButton.addTarget(self, action: "buttonTapped:", forControlEvents: UIControlEvents.TouchUpInside)

best regards Alex

thanks for fixing the orientation crash. i tested your example project in the ios simulator (iPhone6, iPad Air 2). In landscape mode the dialog is not centered.

best regards Alex

..../Pods/DatePickerDialog/Sources/DatePickerDialog.swift:107:77: 'M_PI' is deprecated: Please use 'Double.pi' or '.pi' to get the value of correct type and avoid casting.

iOS 14 is working fine..issues come out when upgrade to iOS 15

Date are working fine, but the time tapped, but no respond.. unable to select other time.. minDate set today, maxDate set one year later

if #available(iOS 14.0, *) { self.datePicker.preferredDatePickerStyle = .inline DispatchQueue.main.async { self.datePicker.setValue(UIColor.red, forKey: "textColor") } }