Hi @hidoon ! It looks like this issue did not fully still not solved. For example, in the Example code's Advanced VC, after entering the advanced vc, it is also not scrolling correctly to the bottom. Would you mind helping take a look what is wrong? Thank you so much! (I was using a similar approach in the example code for my own project, and have spent 10+ hrs already but still couldn't solve the issue myself 😢 )

Update - It seems like the issue happens when the custom input bar's height is larger than the default input bar's

Another issue I found is: if I created a custom footer view for the messages collection view, scroll to bottom has a large and very noticeable padding at the bottom, and seems to be the exactly one footer cell's height.

hi @luoshuaiqing, as far as I know, the messagesCollectionView is not related to inputBarAccessoryView, if you are talking about scrolling down. I don't know what to do to make pull request accepted and merged, but if you can, you can try to use my pull request to see if it fixes your issue. Btw, is the footer view you are talking about inputBarAccessoryView?

hi @luoshuaiqing, as far as I know, the messagesCollectionView is not related to inputBarAccessoryView, if you are talking about scrolling down.

Oh I am not talking about scrolling down. I am talking about scrollToBottom() implementation in MessageKit is not correctly scrolling to bottom with custom input bar. (aka when I set messageInputBar = MyCustomView() and inputBarType = .custom(MyCustomView(). The fix in this PR didn't solve this issue unfortunately 😢

Btw, is the footer view you are talking about inputBarAccessoryView?

I am referring to messagesCollectionView.dequeueReusableFooterView(MyCustomFooterView.self, for: indexPath)

@luoshuaiqing Oh, I see. I think the problem you face is the height of your custom view is not taken into account and messagesCollectionView stays behind your custom view. Idk if there is a data source or delegate function to specify the height of your custom view, but if there is not, maybe you can set a specific contentInset to messagesCollectionView. That's a hacky way but it may work.

Thanks for the advice, but it looks like it didn't work after I do something like messagesCollectionView.contentInset = UIEdgeInsets(top: 0, left: 0, bottom: messageInputBar.frame.height, right: 0), and also I don't think there is a delegate method for accessory view size calculator

hey luoshuaiqing and other who needs help, there is a function in InputBarAccessoryViewDelegate, which is delegate of messageInputBar, func inputBar(_ inputBar: InputBarAccessoryView, didChangeIntrinsicContentTo size: CGSize) gives new size.

Is this ready to be merged given the conversation here?