Can't close modally presented ViewController any more about stlocationrequest HOT 8 CLOSED

Hey LucasZL,

there is no need to dismiss the STLocationRequestController manually. The STLocationRequestController will dismiss itself when the user tapped the NotNow-Button or accepted or denied the location request.

So please give me a code sample how you call the STLocationRequest Screen.

Preferred way in Swift, is to use the UIViewController Extension:

import STLocationRequest

func showLocationRequest(){
    self.showLocationRequestController(
                        setTitle: "We need your location for some awesome features",
                        setAllowButtonTitle: "Alright",
                        setNotNowButtonTitle: "Not now",
                        setMapViewAlphaValue: 0.9,
                        setBackgroundViewColor: UIColor.lightGrayColor(),
                        setDelegate: self)
}

Also don't forget to apply to the LocationRequestDelegate if you want to get notified about different states of the STLocationRequestController

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I know thats working fine. Im talking about the VC thats calling showLocationRequest(). I can't close it after showing LocationRequest

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Got it!

So it might be the best to give me a code sample of how you present your ViewController and the code inside the ViewController to fix that problem.
But it seems thats it is not combined with the STLocationRequestController cause it's presenting itself modally where it got called and so it's not changing anything from ViewController where you call the STLocationRequestController. The first thing I would check is if your ViewController is presented modally and it's NOT presented by a show or push segue.

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I present the VC modally:

and then call
self.showLocationRequestController( setTitle: NSLocalizedString("REQUEST_LOCATION_TITLE", comment: "We need your location for some awesome features"), setAllowButtonTitle: NSLocalizedString("ALRIGHT", comment: "alright"), setNotNowButtonTitle: NSLocalizedString("NOT_NOW", comment: "not now"), setMapViewAlphaValue: 0.9, setBackgroundViewColor: UIColor.lightGrayColor(), setDelegate: self)
and then use
@IBAction func closeClicked(sender: AnyObject) { self.navigationController?.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil) }

to close the VC.

It's working fine if I don't call self.showLocationRequestController and just call locationManager.requestWhenInUseAuthorization()

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Do you have embedded your ViewController which will be presented modally as you written in a UINavigationController? If not please change your closeClicked function from

@IBAction func closeClicked(sender: AnyObject) {
    self.navigationController?.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil) 
}

to

@IBAction func closeClicked(sender: AnyObject) {
    self.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil) 
}

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Yes I have

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So I tried to reproduce your problem in a new Xcode project and there is no problem by presenting a viewcontroller modally and on that viewcontroller call self.showLocationRequestController() and dismiss it by a IBAction func with self.dismissViewControllerAnimated() with no UINavigationController and self.navigationController?.dismissViewControllerAnimated() with an UINavigationController.

Also you might tried to debug it and also before calling self.navigationController?.dismissViewControllerAnimated() print out your navigationController to check if its not nil print(self.navigationController)

So to give further help please provide the code inside your ViewController to have look what might causes that problem.

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@LucasZL is your request still a current problem or did you found a solution for your problem?

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