Possible to float it on top of a tableview? about tsmessages

[KrauseFx]

Which view controller do you pass to the message class? It works fine in my projects.
There was already a pull request that should add a workaround: #3

[rispie]

Turns out I was passing the wrong view controller. However there's still a slight error when I pass self.navigationController. See the screenshot below:

When I remove these lines from TSMessage.m

if (UIInterfaceOrientationIsPortrait([[UIApplication sharedApplication] statusBarOrientation]))
{
verticalOffset += [UIApplication sharedApplication].statusBarFrame.size.height;
}

It works though.

[KrauseFx]

It's related to this pull request commit: rileytestut@2c05670
I'll look into it, in the meantime you can also just subclass TSMessage and implement + (CGFloat)navigationbarBottomOfViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController to correct the value. Sorry about the troubles.
Is the status bar hidden in your app? Maybe that's the reason for the 20px

[rispie]

No, the status bar is not hidden in my app. Thanks for looking into it!

[KrauseFx]

I just tried the following

• Added it to a UITableViewController: It does not scroll with the tableView, it stays on the top as expected
• Added it to the navigation controller with a regular navigation bar and the status bar shown: Position as expected.
• Added it to the navigation controller with the In-Call Status bar: Position as expected

I tested it with the latest code from develop, I'm going to merge that back to master now.