UITableView inside FrontViewController, not responding to statusbar Taps about pkrevealcontroller HOT 9 CLOSED

Any suggestions on this one? I can't get the statusbar taps to work at all. I was looking at another controller viewDeck, it seems to work fine,but i kinda like ZUUIRC and i really hope somebody can point me in the right direction.

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I am having the same issue, on anything using the UIUserInterfaceIdiomPhone the code

[tableview setScrollsToTop:YES]

has no affect. You cannot tap the status bar to scroll to the top, but on the UIUserInterfaceIdiomPad it works just fine, presumably this is because the iPad has built in support for multiple scroll views.

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I also encounter this issue. Any solutions guys?

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Yeah probably iPad is okay because it has built-in support for multiple scroll views. I wonder how viewdeck solved this

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Had the same problem, what worked for me was to put self.tableView.scrollsToTop = YES; on viewDidLoad of the frontViewController and self.tableView.scrollsToTop = NO; on viewDidLoad of the rearViewController.

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Hi giannisp, I can vouch that worked for me and possibly the correct solution. Thanks for pointing it out.

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On iOS when the UIViewController containg a UITableView is inside of a UINavigationController setting tableView.scrollsToTop = YES doesnt fix the issue. To be clear my layout is...

ZUUIRevealController FrontViewController -> UINavigationController RootViewController -> UITableViewController

My RearViewController does not contain a UITableView or implement any of the UITableViewDelegates

The only way I can get it to work is if I click a button on my RearViewController that pushes back to my front view controller which leads me to believe it has nothing to do with the contents of the RearViewController but rather something with ZUUIRevealController itself

Edit: Other folks had issues with UITableView not working and setting [self.tableView setBounces:YES] seems to have fixed it, even though UITableView in the Nib is set to bounce already

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I just had this issue because both rear and front VCs had tableviews in them. I had to disable scrolls to top on rear view to fix it.

But I wonder what is the correct way to do this. Shouldn't rear VC remove itself and its view from the hierarchy when hidden?

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Had encountered this issue. giannisp's solution is worked for me. Put "scrollsToTop" inside the ZUUIRevealControllerDelegate method. Let this property changing as the rear view is revealed or hidden. Thanks giannisp!

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