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Why does the UIPageViewController resize views of the UIViewControllers after page rotation?

Inside the viewViewController: viewControllerAfterViewController: method, before the return statement, the view to be returned as the next page has the correct frame size.

As soon as immediately after viewing the View Messages: didFinishAnimating: previousViewControllers: transitionCompleted: method is called, I check the frame size of the newly introduced view controller ([pageViewController2.viewControllers objectAtIndex: 0];) and I find it changed.

Notice that I set [self.pageViewController.view setAutoresizesSubviews: NO] and the autoresist mask to None for the newly created ViewController.

Any ideas at what stage the new ViewController is changing?

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I think the problem is related to the nature of the UIPageViewController. It is built from UIScrollView. I don’t know exactly why weird resizing occurs, but it is especially noticeable when the view controllers that make up your pages use auto-layout. Apparently, blocking the restrictions in your pageview dispatchers on the supervisor forces the elements to resize after the transition, because the supervisor itself gets resized after the specified transition.

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