Status bar and Banner on top

[foffux]

Hello.
Could you please check this line of code

if (!preiOS7 && !_showingiAd && !_showingAdMob && _adPosition==CJPAdPositionTop) {
        contentFrame.origin.y = statusBarHeight;
        contentFrame.size.height -= statusBarHeight;
}

I am using your controller with a simple UIViewController. I try to set

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].overrideIsNavController = YES;

but it was not good. See below:

[foffux]

sorry forgot some things....

So I try to:

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].overrideIsNavController = NO;

and what I got was better but not perfect: before displaying an Ads, again status bar did not take into account in right manner and what I got is the same as the previous image.

When I commented out:

/*if (!preiOS7 && !_showingiAd && !_showingAdMob && _adPosition==CJPAdPositionTop) {
        contentFrame.origin.y = statusBarHeight;
        contentFrame.size.height -= statusBarHeight;
    }*/

what I got, finally, was:

that is okay.
Any comment about it?

Thank you.

[foffux]

When I said:

"and what I got was better but not perfect: before displaying an Ads, again status bar did not take into account in right manner and what I got is the same as the previous image."

I had also add this:

but as soon as I got the Ads, then your controller resized the main view and what I took was a right display as the one shown in the second image. Obviously, when connection is off, then I keep with the wrong display and this is not good.
But if I commented out those lines I told you before...Are there correct? Maybe for tab bar and navigation bar? But What about simple view controller?

Thank you.

[chrisjp]

I haven't tested this much in simple view controllers, only navigation or tab bar. But I don't get any problems using a standard UIViewController. I don't need to comment out those lines.

I think that what you tried first should be correct:

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].overrideIsNavController = YES;

Then I modified the demo project included in this repository to launch the UIViewController directly instead of using _navController:

ViewController *rootVC = [[ViewController alloc] init];
[CJPAdController sharedInstance] startWithViewController:rootVC];`

And what I get seems correct to me, both with and without ads...

[foffux]

Hello I do not actually know
My controller is a simple view controller with status bar and nothing more
but what I got is what I let you see
Any advice? If not, I guess I keep my workaround, at least locally.
Thank you

Il sabato 14 febbraio 2015, Chris Phillips [email protected] ha
scritto:

I haven't tested this much in simple view controllers, only navigation or
tab bar. But I don't get any problems using a standard UIViewController. I
don't need to comment out those lines.

I think that what you tried first should be correct:

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].overrideIsNavController = YES;

Then I modified the demo project included in this repository to launch the
UIViewController directly instead of using _navController:

ViewController *rootVC = [[ViewController alloc] init];
[CJPAdController sharedInstance] startWithViewController:rootVC];`

And what I get seems correct to me, both with and without ads...

[image: ios simulator screen shot 14 feb 2015 13 18 04]
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ios simulator screen shot 14 feb 2015 13 17 52]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/448737/6199710/5753104a-b44c-11e4-9670-408efc2da004.png

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[foffux]

Hello Chris.
I have another question for you.
Am I allowed at runtime to to swap between iAd and AdMob just acting on:

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].adNetworks = @[@(CJPAdNetworkiAd), @(CJPAdNetworkAdMob)];

Is there some drawback by change this configuration is not in "didFinishLaunchingWithOptions"?

Thank you very much.