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If you call this method twice after having set a scrollView:

    self.toolbar.scrollView = self.collectionView;
    ...
    [self.toolbar showFromNavigationBar:self.navigationController.navigationBar animated:NO];
[self.toolbar showFromNavigationBar:self.navigationController.navigationBar animated:NO];

The contentInset continues to be padded from the top multiple times.

I expect the toolbar to remember its showing state for the nominated navigationBar. (Or, indeed, know what bar it was previously shown from as well) It should not augment the contentInset multiple times.

Here are the logs.

I am calling the hideAnimated method from my view controller's viewWillDisappear. It is important to note that this crash doesn't happen most of the time.

Thanks for BFNavigationBarDrawer — it's probably saved me hours of trying to get a toolbar attached to the navigation bar.

When the toolbar is shown in either landscape or portrait orientations, it's fine.
However, when you rotate the device 90 degrees, it's obvious that the toolbar remains oblivious.

In particular, I have a segmented control placed bang in the middle of the toolbar so it's very obvious that the toolbar has not reacted to the new orientation.

My workaround for this is something like the following:

- (void)didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)fromInterfaceOrientation {
    [super didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation:fromInterfaceOrientation];
    // 
    [self.toolbar hideAnimated:NO];
    [self.toolbar showFromNavigationBar:self.navigationController.navigationBar animated:NO];
}

It's not perfect: you see the segmented control 'jumping' into its correct position this way.

I expect the toolbar to react naturally to bounds changes like the one caused by a device rotation.

Hello,
thank you for this solution.
Can you provide a the configuration, so when the drawer is scrolling down not to push the tableview scroller(like the "Without scroll view adjustment" in your image)?

Thanks in advance

Hello,
It's not possible to add a UISearchbar into the drawer, which is what I want to do. Any recommendations on how to achieve this?

Thanks!

The NavigationBarDrawer stay blank. Do you know what is the problem? Do you have a fix for that?

It's useful to check whether the toolbar is currently shown.

What's the best way of doing this?