Changing drawer width with rotation.

[ghost]

Inside the MMAppDelegate.m there's this part:

[drawerController setMaximumRightDrawerWidth:320.0];

I manually set this, however when rotating, I want it to still be full screen. Any ideas?

[kcharwood]

Maybe try sub classing MMDrawerController, and set the width during the rotation callbacks? Make sure to call super.

Or in the drawer itself you could try overriding the rotation call back and setting it there.

I'm on vacation for a few days so I can try it myself.

Kevin Harwood

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On May 26, 2013, at 8:39 PM, ChrisOSX notifications@github.com wrote:

Inside the MMAppDelegate.m there's this part:

[drawerController setMaximumRightDrawerWidth:320.0];

I manually set this, however when rotating, I want it to still be full screen. Any ideas?

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[ghost]

Cool, I'll see what I can "attempt", still quite green at this :)

[kcharwood]

I meant to say "can't try it myself..."

​If you're still struggling later in the week ill post a snippet. 

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Cool, I'll see what I can "attempt", still quite green at this :)

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[ghost]

Not a huge rush, I have plenty to work on, since I'm ditching my storyboards. But as always any help would be appreciated.

[kcharwood]

Ya I think if you create a custom subclass for MMDrawerController and override the UIViewController animation call backs, you should be good to go.

[larsacus]

Created #36 to define subclassing procedures. Feel free to add input to make it easier for everyone since we all have different goals as to what this is supposed to do.