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SwiftExample app does not support multitasking #546

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h-bomb opened this issue Jan 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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SwiftExample app does not support multitasking #546

h-bomb opened this issue Jan 14, 2017 · 3 comments

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@h-bomb
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h-bomb commented Jan 14, 2017

The SwiftExample app does not support multitasking. Apps that support multitasking and have integrated FSCalendar need this feature in order to confirm that the calendar works with multitasking split view / various size classes (via split view or orientation change in split view).

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Ensure that you are running iOS 9+ on a device or simulator that supports multitasking, e.g.: iPad Pro, iPad Air 2.
  2. Launch the latest version of SwiftExample.
  3. Select FSCalendarScope. (Note that the issue exists in other options, as well.)
  4. From the right edge of the device/simulator screen, slide to the left to bring up the multitasking slide over menu.

Results:

The slide over menu displays, but it is not possible to slide the slide over menu further to the left in order to split the view between SwiftExample and a selected, open app (i.e., Calendar, Contacts, or any other app that support multitasking.)

This video first demonstrates how multi-tasking should work with two built-in apps (Calendar and Contacts) and then how SwiftExample currently works. Another way to confirm is to launch a different app (e.g., Calendar), from the right edge of the device/simulator screen, slide to the left bring over the slide over menu and scroll through the apps - only the apps that support multitasking should be in the list of apps - in this case, SwiftExample is not there (demonstrated in the first part of the video.)

  • Tested in: iPad 2 Air / iOS 10.0.2 device, iPad Pro 9.7" / iOS 10.2 simulator
  • Xcode 8.1.2
  • FSCalendar 2.7.0 / development branch
  • Issue discovered in SwiftExample
@WenchaoD
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Hi @h-bomb Thanks for the detail and video demonstration. This is fixed in development branch along with the orientation issue. Please try again.

@h-bomb
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h-bomb commented Jan 17, 2017

@WenchaoD: Works great! Thanks so much!

@h-bomb h-bomb closed this as completed Jan 17, 2017
@ofix-Parul
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ofix-Parul commented Jun 26, 2018

@WenchaoD: Please show the changes that were done to fix this issue.

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