SSPullToRefresh does not work correctly on ios11 if it's compiled with xCode9

[avshiyanov]

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[enzosterro]

@avshiyanov, could you provide more details, please?

[avshiyanov]

@enzosterro I think this problems appears only after making a new build project in new xCode 9, this problem is related to content inset of UITableView and pull to refresh looks wired - for some cases it's under navigation bar and don't disappears after making "pull to refresh"

[enzosterro]

@avshiyanov, it's interesting. I've got no problems that you've described.

[avshiyanov]

@enzosterro It happen after building project on xCode9

[avshiyanov]

@enzosterro I think problem inside of SSPullToRefresh, I tried another pulls to refresh and it works but with not similar UI . I think you need test this control under XCode 9 with different simulators and you will see that it's broken, please look on screenshot

[ScottRobbins]

I also have the same issue. Haven't had time to dig into the code to see why. Perhaps changes to the behavior of content insets of tableviews.

And to be clear, it's not just an issue on the iPhone X, but also the iPhone 8 simulators.

[avshiyanov]

@ScottRobbins Yes it's contentInset issue, I was able to fix on client, but think best place to fix it in the library @enzosterro . Not sure if best solution is hardcode top inset for iPhoneX, but it works for me for all iOS and deviceTypes
add adjustPullToRefreshDefaultInset in the end of layoutSubviews:

• (void)adjustPullToRefreshDefaultInset
  {
  UIEdgeInsets inset = self.scrollView.contentInset;
  if (@available(iOS 11.0, *)) {
  inset.top = 0;

   inset = self.scrollView.safeAreaInsets;
  

  } else {
  inset = self.scrollView.contentInset;
  }

  self.defaultContentInset = inset;
  }

Also In initWithScrollView method:
if (@available(iOS 11.0, *)) {
self.scrollView.contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior = UIScrollViewContentInsetAdjustmentNever;
}

[enzosterro]

@avshiyanov, sorry, but it's not mine library. And yes, after I've built project in xCode 9, I've stuck with same problems.

[avshiyanov]

@enzosterro I see, I did't say that its your

[pjechris]

I do have kind of the same issue, but on Xcode8/iOS 10.
After a pull to refresh top of my tableview is hidden. Seems like contentInset is miscalculated.
My hierarchy: NavigationController -> Tabbarcontroller -> UIViewController -> UIView -> UITableView

[avshiyanov]

@pjechris Hi, I fixed it at https://github.com/avshiyanov/SSPullToRefresh