Not limited duration about tsmessages HOT 11 CLOSED

I guess that's a really good idea in the case of the missing network connection. In my apps I'm showing the internet error message whenever the user does anything that requires the internet connection.

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I need this, too! I want to show some instruction on top of the view. Only dismiss after user have done some task.

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How about passing -1 as duration to show a message with no limited duration which you can manually dismiss in your code? Adding another parameter just for that might be a bit too much. It would be a constant that contains the -1 value.

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Yeah, good idea!
One more thing is that there is no mechanism to dismiss the view myself if I use TSMessage to showNotification,
It would be great if I can own the View object and show it, like the way I work with UIAlertView:

UIAlertView *alertView = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWith...];
[alertView show];

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Oh yes, there is a way. It's not yet on Cocoapods but on the master branch: e5ab6fc

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Great! Sounds really good

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Super cool! Thanks 👍

PS: I still like to get the View object, just in case I want to customise it, I do change the font to be suitable with my app :)

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Here we go: 9676944
Take a look at the new example code that shows you how to add this kind of message. Let me know if it works as expected, I'll update the Podspec then.

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Thanks for your support @KrauseFx , I've tested it and works as expected.

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Awesome. I'll create and release the Cocoapods update tomorrow.

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Okay, I released the Cocoapods update. We have to wait until it gets approved by the Cocoapods Team

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