Hi, > creators of native ios apps do have the ability to force the statusbar to > behave in the 'old' way (opaque and not overlaying the app)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18294872/ios-7-status-bar-back-to-ios-6-style AND: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/userexperience/conceptual/transitionguide/Bars.html So where did you read this ? Note: I have never written a native iOS app, let alone in IOS7. Maurice -----Message d'origine----- De : Lee Burrows [mailto:subscripti...@leeburrows.com] Envoyé : dimanche 3 novembre 2013 21:39 À : dev@flex.apache.org Objet : Re: IOS7 status bar management ( FLEX-33860) creators of native ios apps do have the ability to force the statusbar to behave in the 'old' way (opaque and not overlaying the app) and i'm sure i've read somewhere that adobe are working on a fix for this in the air player.... so an sdk change may not be necessary. perhaps alex could confirm (or refute) this? On 03/11/2013 20:13, Maurice Amsellem wrote: > Hi Team, > > iOS7 manages the status bar differently than iOS 6.1: application is > displayed in full screen and the status bar is displayed on top of the app, > either in black or white font color (depending on some setting). > > Current flex apps running on iOS7 will have the status bar partly covering > the top navigation bar buttons and text. > > The usual workaround is to increase ActionBar paddingTop to remove the > overlap. > > (see : https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33860) > > I would like to discuss the different approaches for a permanent fix of this > issue in the Flex SDK. > > There are two points to discuss: how to provide room for the status bar, > and how to determine/control when to do it: > > > Point #1: how to provide room for the status Bar: > > Option 1) increase the top ActionBar paddingTop, to leave space for the > status bar. > > Note that the top padding must be applied to the top ActionBar only, not to > the other ActionBars. > This is easy for ViewNavigatorApplication, but not obvious when the > ActionBar(s) are added indirectly, for example through SplitViewNavigator. > This could be done eg. by testing the ActionBar stage y, and add the > padding if < 10 > > Option 2) modify the various mobile ApplicationSkin classes > (ApplicaitonSkin, TabbedViewNavigatorApplicationSkin, > ViewNavigatorApplicationSkin) to leave 20 px space for the status bar. > This space could be filled with application background color, instead of > being black. > > ---- > > Point #2: How to determine when to add the top padding: > > Option 1) > - Dynamically determine that application is running on iOS7 (based on > Capabilities.version and Capabilities.os) > - Size the padding top accordingly ( set if IOS7, not set if not IOS7) > > ⇨ Simple, but not flexible. > > Option 2) > - Introduce a new numerical os-version @media selector > > Eg. > > @media (application-dpi: 160) AND (os-platform:"IOS") AND (os-version >= 7) { > statusBarHeight: 20; > } > > Pros: opens up new possilibilities, for example to provide iOS7 specific > skins. > Cons: much more difficult to implement. > > > _____ > > What do you think ? > > Maurice -- Lee Burrows ActionScripter
