Bug Fixes:
- Fixes the inverted
dismissOnOutsideTap
behavior for alert views - Hides action sheet labels when no title or subtitle are provided
- Fixes action sheet layout issues on iPhone X
- Invokes the
preferredAction
when the return key is hit on a hardware keyboard - Return no
preferredAction
when the style of the alert is an action sheet
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a layout issue when creating an alert with a custom content view
This release brings Swift 4 and iOS 11 compatibility. It also increases the deployment target to iOS 9.0.
What's New:
- Adds a closure for handling taps in the outer (chrome) area of the alert
- Improves accessibility for alert actions
AlertController.add()
has been renamed toAlertController.addAction()
for clarity- The
AlertBehaviors
constants are now lowercased, following Swift 3 conventions.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an issue that could lead the alert to be shown in an unsupported orientation
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a bug that could incorrectly set cancel button attributes on action sheets
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a retain cycle when adding text fields to the alert
- Properly makes the first text field the first responder when presenting an alert with text fields
What's New:
- Makes
AlertVisualStyle
subclassable again - Adds support for custom background colors in action sheets
- Adds Taptic feedback when dragging between buttons on iPhone 7
Bug Fixes:
- The dismissal animation looks like the system one again
- Action sheets without an explicit cancel button won't show the inferred cancel button twice anymore
- Button labels size and truncate as expected now, instead of being cut off
Bug Fixes:
- Avoids an infinite loop/crash when using an action sheet without explicit cancel buttons
This is a compatibility update for Swift 3.
Bug Fixes:
- Correctly calls the cancel button's handler in action sheets
This is a compatibility update for Swift 2.3.
Bug Fixes:
- Gives action buttons the button trait for Voice Over
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes the inability to override visual style properties in a subclass of
DefaultVisualStyle
. TheVisualStyle
protocol has been removed and the conforming class been renamed toAlertVisualStyle
. The old class name is still available, but marked as deprecated and will be removed in the future.
What's New:
- Makes an
AlertAction
'shandler
public.
5.0 is a compatibility update so the project builds in Swift 2.2 and doesn't generate warnings. It also changes the Objective-C names of the public enums, which Swift now supports.
Bug Fixes:
- Prioritize
textColorForAction()
over thetintColor
of an action - Properly exposes
visualStyle
as a property onSDCAlertController
in Objective-C - Makes
actionLayout
a non-optional, allowing it to be exposed to Objective-C - Exposes a public init method in
DefaultVisualStyle
so subclassers don't have to implement this separately - Correctly shows buttons if an alert has scrollable content after rotation
- Fixes incorrect accessibility labels on buttons
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes incorrect fonts for text in alerts
What's New:
- Adds support for presenting action sheets
- Implements alert behaviors such as parallax and "tap outside to dismiss"
- Action highlight colors can be changed with custom visual styles
Changes:
This version introduces other changes that are not compatible with
previous versions of SDCAlertView
.
- The
automaticallyFocusFirstTextField
property is now implemented as an alert behavior - In Objective-C, the presentation and dismissal methods are now named
presentAnimated:completion:
anddismissAnimated:completion:
to follow Objective-C nomenclature more closely - The title and message label fonts are removed from
VisualStyle
. To change the labels' fonts, please useattributedTitle
andattributedMessage
withNSFontAttributeName
instead. setShouldDismissHandler()
andsetVisualStyle()
are now properties namedshouldDismissHandler
andvisualStyle
respectively. Their functionality is unchanged.- The convenience method
showWithTitle(_:message:actionTitle:customView:)
has been renamed toalertWithTitle(_:message:actionTitle:customView:)
to provide more consistency with the action sheet's counterpart
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a retain cycle
- Resolves an issue that would not correctly disable actions when needed
What's New:
- Adds an option to give the alert a different background color
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a bug that would not apply appropriate padding to the labels
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a crash on iOS 8 when adding text fields to the alert
Bug Fixes:
- Resolves an issue that would never use the white status bar color if it was specified
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a major issue that would simply not display an alert
- The example project now formally depends on the SDCAlertView target
- Added a missing docstring
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an issue that would sometimes use the wrong scroll direction for actions
- Fixes the pod spec so it refers to the correct tag, not a branch
- Removes some unused (overridden) methods in the Objective-C bridging header
What's New:
- Completely rewritten in Swift
- Updated for iOS 9
- Deployment target increased to iOS 8
Bug Fixes:
- Xcode 7 bugs/warnings
Bug Fixes:
- Solves an accessibility-related incompatibility between
UIAlertController
andSDCAlertController
(#105)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a bug that would show the wrong cancel button title in a legacy alert in some cases
- Fixes a retain cycle between
SDCAlertController
andSDCAlertView
What's New:
- You can now specify the text alignment of the message label (#101)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an infinite loop that occurred on some device configurations (#91)
- Fixes the wrong button handler being called in some cases on iOS 7 (#97)
What's New:
- Re-introduces an explicit
title
property without generating warnings (#99)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a crash in a compatibility update introduced in the previous version
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an issue that would prevent legacy alerts from calling the
shouldDismissHandler
(#90)
What's New:
- Adds 2 new customizable properties:
titleLabelColor
andmessageLabelColor
(#92)
Bug Fixes:
- Reverted the fix for ###87 because it causes a more prominent bug (#89)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes crash when using attributed title in legacy alert (#85 & #86)
- Fixes a stack overflow on iPad 2 (#87)
- Fixes an issue that would not reflect the attributed of an attributed string after creating an alert (#88)
What's New:
- Improved semantics for alert action styles. See the discussion in #81 for more information.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an animation issue in
SDCAlertView
on iOS 7 (#79) - The warning introduced in 2.2 is removed
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an incompatibility issue that would not correctly fetch text fields on iOS 7 (#67)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an off-by-one error that breaks compatibility with iOS 7 (#70)
What's New:
- The
usesLegacyAlert
property is now made public
Bug Fixes:
- Updates the import in SDCAlertController.h to not depend on any precompiled headers
- Fixes several issues with the legacy alert (#62, #63, #64, #68)
- Improves upon
UIAlertController
so that when an alert button is quickly tapped, it will highlight (UIAlertController
does not do this) - Fixes Auto Layout warnings for multi-line labels (#60)
- Returns the correct text when accessing
titleLabel.text
Bug Fixes:
- Raises an exception when presenting SDCAlertView 1.0 from a
UIAlertView
orUIActionSheet
(#56) - Prevents a crash when creating an alert with a
nil
title or message
What's New:
- All new API that matches and extends
UIAlertController
- Ability to always show buttons horizontally or vertically
- Backwards compatible with
SDCAlertView
(1.0) - More stylistic elements you can style (alert width, button separators, text fields, etc.)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an issue that would not enforce
contentPadding
on the title and message labels properly (#58)
What's New:
- Extra properties to specify padding and spacing in the alert (#55)
Bug Fixes:
- Show the button top separator in an alert without title or message text (#40)
- Initialization is written a little differently to be more subclass-friendly
- Ready for use in iOS 8
Though the alert can still be used in iOS 8, keep in mind that the actual iOS 8 alert looks slightly different. The plan is to eventually have support for both, but that's currently not the case.
What's New:
- Added the ability to position a two-button alert vertically as opposed to horizontally (#29)
- Added
attributedTitle
andattributedMessage
properties (#30)
Bug Fixes:
- Auto-layout doesn't complain anymore when using
[[SDCAlertView alloc] init]
- Fixes a bug that would not show correct button titles in certain alert configurations (#32)
- Instead of clipping button text, it now reduces the size of text on buttons appropriately (#33)
What's New:
- The
SDCAlertViewTransitioning
protocol allows users to customize alert transitions and behavior SDCAlertView
now supportstintColor
for buttons andcontentView
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes an issue where the status bar style would not be preserved if it was set
to
UIStatusBarStyleLightContent
(#26 & #27) - Fixes a bug that causes the app to lock up due to a race condition (#28)
- Adding subviews to
contentView
won't have any animation-related side effects anymore (see #25)
Bug Fixes:
- Resolves an issue that could put an app in a bad state when transitioning to and from multiple alerts in rapid succession.
What's New:
- New convenience methods for showing alerts more easily
- The
SDCAlertViewWidth
constant is made public (#24) - The
contentView
does not require vertical constraints anymore, though they can be used to size thecontentView
other than "hug its subviews" (#23)
Bug Fixes:
- Resolves an issue that would show the status bar if it was previously hidden (#21)
- Resolves an issue that would sometimes return the wrong button index when
using
addButtonWithTitle:
- Transitions between alerts flow more logically if you call several show or dismiss methods right after each other (#25)
- The
animated
argument indismissWithClickedButtonIndex:animated:
is honored again
What's New:
- Support for styling an alert. A number of properties have been exposed so that
alerts can be easily given a different style. Styling all alerts in an app
using
UIAppearance
is also supported.
Bug Fixes:
- The alert's background is no longer using the toolbar hack (#16 & #17)
- Accessing a text field before calling
show
does not cause a crash anymore (#14) - The color of text on a button color did not match
UIAlertView
's text color 100% - A disabled button will have its label's
enabled
property set toNO
, which is also where it gets its gray color from - A 1px hairline at the bottom of the right button in a two-button alert was removed
This release marks the first official release of SDCAlertView.
SDCAlertView's behavior should now match UIAlertView's. Any behavior that's different from UIAlertView and is not documented as a "won't fix" or known bug is considered a bug that needs to be solved.
Beta release