PopTips on Views with scroll about ampoptip HOT 9 CLOSED

The poptip behaves like a common UIView, so you just need to take the contentOffset of your scrollview in consideration when presenting it (use the offset to offset the tip's frame). I'm using it in table views (which are scrollviews) without any issue.

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AMPopTip.m?
You're still using the Objective-C version? That code is really old, you should move to the latest release, which has the appropriate constrainInContainerView property to skip that check.

Ah, thanks mate! This all makes perfect sense now. :)

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Hi @andreamazz , can you show the piece of code?

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@andreamazz Please provide code. I have been struggling for over 2 hours with this issue. My poptip shows perfectly in the initial view of the scrollview. Anything outside of the initial view will have the poptip jump to the top part of the scrollview

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Hi @MincDev, this isn't a issue at all, I was just mistaken back then, remember that the frame that points the popView and the View that is going to show it, doesn't have to be the same, use the scrollView you want to pop it.

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@andreamazz Please provide code. I have been struggling for over 2 hours with this issue. My poptip shows perfectly in the initial view of the scrollview. Anything outside of the initial view will have the poptip jump to the top part of the scrollview

If I understand this correctly you want to show the tip on a scrollable view, and have the tip follow the scrolling instead of staying put, correct? Let me concoct a quick sample, BRB

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Scroll.zip

Here. As you can see the tip is shown in the scrollview. Consider that show just calls addSubview to the view that you pass in the in parameter, the from frame is used just to adjust the position in relation to that view. Treat it as you would treat a common UIView

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Scroll.zip

Here. As you can see the tip is shown in the scrollview. Consider that show just calls addSubview to the view that you pass in the in parameter, the from frame is used just to adjust the position in relation to that view. Treat it as you would treat a common UIView

No, the problem was that if I wanted to show the tooltip and the screen has been scrolled down from the original loading state, the tooltip would display at the top, outside of the current view. As if the part of the scrollview currently being shown does not exist. However I was able to fix this issue by commenting out the following in your code. (I only commented this out, because I don't know if it may break something else, but seems to be working perfectly now) - My poptip scrolled perfectly with my scrollview but when trying to show the poptip on a view which is not in the initially loaded scrollview frame, caused the issue.

if (y + frame.size.height > self.containerView.bounds.size.height) { y = self.containerView.bounds.size.height - frame.size.height - self.edgeMargin; } - Line 145 of AMpopTip.m

This part of the code didn't make sense to me as it kept on overriding my offsetBy method. Taking it out, allowed me to put the poptip anywhere I wished. However, if you know whether this may cause other issues, please let me know.

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AMPopTip.m?
You're still using the Objective-C version? That code is really old, you should move to the latest release, which has the appropriate constrainInContainerView property to skip that check.

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