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With the current version, the Privacy - Open in Settings app cell is placed within its own section and is not possible to modify its position in the table.
So instead of inserting the privacy cell in code as done in - (void)_reinterpretBundle:(NSDictionary*)settingsBundle, how do you feel about making it so that the user can specify the location of the privacy settings cell by using a key such as IASKOpenPrivacySettings in Settings.bundle/Root.plist?
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Sounds like a useful feature. It should be backwards compatible though. So to use the custom placement, one would need to set the Boolean flag to false and use the custom plist key.
Happy to accept your pull request! 😉
On 9. Jun 2018, at 22:56, Mike JS. Choi ***@***.***> wrote:
With the current version, the Privacy - Open in Settings app cell is placed within its own section and is not possible to modify its position in the table.
So instead of inserting the privacy cell in code as done in - (void)_reinterpretBundle:(NSDictionary*)settingsBundle, how do you feel about making it so that the user can specify the location of the privacy settings cell by using a key such as IASKOpenPrivacySettings in Settings.bundle/Root.plist?
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With the current version, the Privacy - Open in Settings app cell is placed within its own section and is not possible to modify its position in the table.
So instead of inserting the privacy cell in code as done in
- (void)_reinterpretBundle:(NSDictionary*)settingsBundle
, how do you feel about making it so that the user can specify the location of the privacy settings cell by using a key such asIASKOpenPrivacySettings
inSettings.bundle/Root.plist
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: