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I have your menu throughout my app, on some pages I have to use PushViewController to display a new UIViewController for one reason or another, my issue is that when I do anything but the standard animation I see the menu in the animation, just a glimpse of it, but it makes the transition look bad. My code is below, this should help you re-create the issue.
`static public void AnimatePushController(UINavigationController NavCon, BaseController DestinationViewController)
{
CATransition transition = new CATransition()
{
Duration = 0.35,
TimingFunction = CAMediaTimingFunction.FromName(CAMediaTimingFunction.EaseOut),
Type = CAAnimation.TransitionPush,
Subtype = CAAnimation.TransitionFromRight
};
Hi Jack,
I have your menu throughout my app, on some pages I have to use PushViewController to display a new UIViewController for one reason or another, my issue is that when I do anything but the standard animation I see the menu in the animation, just a glimpse of it, but it makes the transition look bad. My code is below, this should help you re-create the issue.
`static public void AnimatePushController(UINavigationController NavCon, BaseController DestinationViewController)
{
CATransition transition = new CATransition()
{
Duration = 0.35,
TimingFunction = CAMediaTimingFunction.FromName(CAMediaTimingFunction.EaseOut),
Type = CAAnimation.TransitionPush,
Subtype = CAAnimation.TransitionFromRight
};
I tried setting the menu width to 0 or disabling it before the transition, what we really need is a hide or hidden state if possible.
I know I keep saying it, but great control!
Many thanks,
Conrad
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