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AFDropdownNotification *notification = [[AFDropdownNotification alloc] init]; notification.titleText = message; notification.dismissOnTap = YES; [notification presentInView:self.view withGravityAnimation:YES];
I don't need the buttons so I didn't set the delegate but it was not showing on my UITableViewController.
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👍 Seeing this too. Even when I use buttons and set a delegate…
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Got it to work by making it a strong property.
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Yeah, looks like that does the trick. I'm currently looking into it. I'll keep you guys updated.
It does´t seem to work in Swift, is there a reason for that?
Update It started working when I defined the object inside the class, not the method.
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AFDropdownNotification *notification = [[AFDropdownNotification alloc] init];
notification.titleText = message;
notification.dismissOnTap = YES;
[notification presentInView:self.view withGravityAnimation:YES];
I don't need the buttons so I didn't set the delegate but it was not showing on my UITableViewController.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: