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When using a UITabBarController containing more than 5 viewControllers, the "More" button appears on the right. The navigationController/tableViewController/navigationBar for this item is created automatically by the SDK, and does not adhere to anything defined by GTScrollNavigationBar. Hence, you can't scroll the "More" tableView's navigationBar the way the library currently works, and the child controllers pushed from there cannot implement this functionality.
Any way around that that you're aware of?
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This obviously wouldnt fix the underlining issue, but I've always just made the 5th button a "more" button myself. IE, it linked to a viewcontroller that contained a uitableview with all the other options i wanted to offer...
Great library -- works very well, generally.
When using a UITabBarController containing more than 5 viewControllers, the "More" button appears on the right. The navigationController/tableViewController/navigationBar for this item is created automatically by the SDK, and does not adhere to anything defined by GTScrollNavigationBar. Hence, you can't scroll the "More" tableView's navigationBar the way the library currently works, and the child controllers pushed from there cannot implement this functionality.
Any way around that that you're aware of?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: