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iOS 13: different behavior when tapping to close or dragging to close #58

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KevinQuisquater opened this issue Oct 8, 2019 · 2 comments

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@KevinQuisquater
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This is a long shot, but just in case anyone encountered the same issue: on iOS 13, dismissing an image will spark a different behavior on the presenting VC than dismissing by dragging the image far away.

It is not clear what exactly is or is not being called on the presenting VC. If that can help, it is a VC that shows a chat conversation using MessageKit, and the issue is that the input bar is not animating back into the view after dismissing the SimpleImage VC by dragging it. The bar does appear however when we close the image viewer by tapping the close button.

This issue also does not affect the app on iOS 12, so we suspect it might be linked to some of the VC lifecycle calls that are not been called anymore on iOS 13. But we also believe it shouldn't affect SimpleImageViewer, since the .overFullScreen modal presentation style is used, and this is not one of the iOS 13 affected styles.

If anyone has any idea on what we could try, we'd love to hear your ideas. Thanks!

@KevinQuisquater KevinQuisquater changed the title iOS 13: different behavior when taping to close or dragging to close iOS 13: different behavior when tapping to close or dragging to close Oct 8, 2019
@karim-8
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karim-8 commented Jan 15, 2020

I have the same issue while opening image through a chat view when i drag the image down the text field disappears.
"IOS 13 Only"

@jakubwarchol
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@KevinQuisquater Have you manged to fix this?

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