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self.originalTopContentInset can't be zero #3
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have you try set |
Same behavior. Commenting line 128 (letting it always be zero) fixed the issue for my project, but my project only. |
I got the same problem. And I tried to unclick the automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets. It still didn't work |
Commenting that line solves the same issue for me, too. Note that I've a non-translucent navigation bar, with automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets set to NO for the view controller. Maybe it's related? |
I got the same issue with a scrollview in a container, but commenting the line, as @mamouneyya said, it's working fine. |
same issue with tableView. First pulling adds the inset to the table view. Commenting this line works well. |
try https://github.com/peiweichen/SurfingRefreshControl swift-implemented, I make best use of dropHeight instead of originalTopContentInset.@silentred @coolbeet @wxxsw @StarClutch |
Hello, whether this demo or own projects, can't return to the starting position after the drop-down, the view will be stuck, hope the author can repair. |
In my project, the tableView's inset is supposed to be zero, but on line 128
don't let it be zero, setting
originalTopContentInset
todropHeight
value, moving the tableView down:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: