When I switched from iOS 6 to iOS 7 design, I noticed that using the method setValue:animated:
no longer animates the sliding process. Has anyone else came across this problem and found a solution?
I'll just add some code to show I've done nothing complicated:
//Variable declaration IBOutlet UISlider *s; //Connected in the .xib //Button pressed - (IBAction)buttonPressed:(id)sender { [s setValue:1 animated:YES]; }
And it jumps straight to 1 after I press the button.
Backwards compatible to iOS 4 solution/workaround:
[UIView animateWithDuration:1.0 animations:^{ [_sliderTest setValue:0.90 animated:YES]; }];
It seems that iOS 7 wont animate unless you specify both this block and animated:YES. iOS 6.0 seems to ignore the animation block and execute its own internal block. Kinda odd. Specify a duration of 2.0 to see iOS 7 animate twice as slow as iOS 6 with the same code.
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