Glyph images won't change colors











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Problem: I have three glyphs from the same site (icons8.com) and when I try to set them to the same color, only 1 works properly.



In-Depth:
So I am attempting to get some glyphs to change colors. Some work, and some don't.



Here you can see that the glyphs are setting properly to a "yellow" tint
enter image description here



But then when I go to a different view that calls the same color procedure, it doesn't work. The glyphs stay black on the coffee and beer sign (the two that do not work), but the soccer ball sets properly. Reminder, all are being set to yellow.
enter image description here



This is the code I am using the set the glyph color in the cell within the normal cellForRowAt.



    cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")
cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


Here is the view that I am using the create the markers.



class EventMarkerView: MKMarkerAnnotationView {
override var annotation: MKAnnotation? {
willSet {
guard let eventAnnotation = newValue as? EventAnnotation else { return }
canShowCallout = true
calloutOffset = CGPoint(x: -5, y: 5)
rightCalloutAccessoryView = UIButton(type: .detailDisclosure)

markerTintColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
glyphTintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor
//glyphText = String(event.discipline.first!)
if let imageName = eventAnnotation.imageName {
glyphImage = UIImage(named: imageName)
} else {
glyphImage = nil
}


let detailLabel = UILabel()
detailLabel.numberOfLines = 3
detailLabel.font = detailLabel.font.withSize(12)
detailLabel.text = eventAnnotation.subtitle
detailCalloutAccessoryView = detailLabel

}
}


}



I will also attach the different sets of glyphs I am using.



"Beer". doesn't work .



"Soccer ball outline". Does work .



"Cafe". doesn't work .










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    Problem: I have three glyphs from the same site (icons8.com) and when I try to set them to the same color, only 1 works properly.



    In-Depth:
    So I am attempting to get some glyphs to change colors. Some work, and some don't.



    Here you can see that the glyphs are setting properly to a "yellow" tint
    enter image description here



    But then when I go to a different view that calls the same color procedure, it doesn't work. The glyphs stay black on the coffee and beer sign (the two that do not work), but the soccer ball sets properly. Reminder, all are being set to yellow.
    enter image description here



    This is the code I am using the set the glyph color in the cell within the normal cellForRowAt.



        cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
    cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")
    cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


    Here is the view that I am using the create the markers.



    class EventMarkerView: MKMarkerAnnotationView {
    override var annotation: MKAnnotation? {
    willSet {
    guard let eventAnnotation = newValue as? EventAnnotation else { return }
    canShowCallout = true
    calloutOffset = CGPoint(x: -5, y: 5)
    rightCalloutAccessoryView = UIButton(type: .detailDisclosure)

    markerTintColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
    glyphTintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor
    //glyphText = String(event.discipline.first!)
    if let imageName = eventAnnotation.imageName {
    glyphImage = UIImage(named: imageName)
    } else {
    glyphImage = nil
    }


    let detailLabel = UILabel()
    detailLabel.numberOfLines = 3
    detailLabel.font = detailLabel.font.withSize(12)
    detailLabel.text = eventAnnotation.subtitle
    detailCalloutAccessoryView = detailLabel

    }
    }


    }



    I will also attach the different sets of glyphs I am using.



    "Beer". doesn't work .



    "Soccer ball outline". Does work .



    "Cafe". doesn't work .










    share|improve this question
























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      up vote
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      Problem: I have three glyphs from the same site (icons8.com) and when I try to set them to the same color, only 1 works properly.



      In-Depth:
      So I am attempting to get some glyphs to change colors. Some work, and some don't.



      Here you can see that the glyphs are setting properly to a "yellow" tint
      enter image description here



      But then when I go to a different view that calls the same color procedure, it doesn't work. The glyphs stay black on the coffee and beer sign (the two that do not work), but the soccer ball sets properly. Reminder, all are being set to yellow.
      enter image description here



      This is the code I am using the set the glyph color in the cell within the normal cellForRowAt.



          cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
      cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")
      cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


      Here is the view that I am using the create the markers.



      class EventMarkerView: MKMarkerAnnotationView {
      override var annotation: MKAnnotation? {
      willSet {
      guard let eventAnnotation = newValue as? EventAnnotation else { return }
      canShowCallout = true
      calloutOffset = CGPoint(x: -5, y: 5)
      rightCalloutAccessoryView = UIButton(type: .detailDisclosure)

      markerTintColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
      glyphTintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor
      //glyphText = String(event.discipline.first!)
      if let imageName = eventAnnotation.imageName {
      glyphImage = UIImage(named: imageName)
      } else {
      glyphImage = nil
      }


      let detailLabel = UILabel()
      detailLabel.numberOfLines = 3
      detailLabel.font = detailLabel.font.withSize(12)
      detailLabel.text = eventAnnotation.subtitle
      detailCalloutAccessoryView = detailLabel

      }
      }


      }



      I will also attach the different sets of glyphs I am using.



      "Beer". doesn't work .



      "Soccer ball outline". Does work .



      "Cafe". doesn't work .










      share|improve this question













      Problem: I have three glyphs from the same site (icons8.com) and when I try to set them to the same color, only 1 works properly.



      In-Depth:
      So I am attempting to get some glyphs to change colors. Some work, and some don't.



      Here you can see that the glyphs are setting properly to a "yellow" tint
      enter image description here



      But then when I go to a different view that calls the same color procedure, it doesn't work. The glyphs stay black on the coffee and beer sign (the two that do not work), but the soccer ball sets properly. Reminder, all are being set to yellow.
      enter image description here



      This is the code I am using the set the glyph color in the cell within the normal cellForRowAt.



          cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
      cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")
      cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


      Here is the view that I am using the create the markers.



      class EventMarkerView: MKMarkerAnnotationView {
      override var annotation: MKAnnotation? {
      willSet {
      guard let eventAnnotation = newValue as? EventAnnotation else { return }
      canShowCallout = true
      calloutOffset = CGPoint(x: -5, y: 5)
      rightCalloutAccessoryView = UIButton(type: .detailDisclosure)

      markerTintColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
      glyphTintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor
      //glyphText = String(event.discipline.first!)
      if let imageName = eventAnnotation.imageName {
      glyphImage = UIImage(named: imageName)
      } else {
      glyphImage = nil
      }


      let detailLabel = UILabel()
      detailLabel.numberOfLines = 3
      detailLabel.font = detailLabel.font.withSize(12)
      detailLabel.text = eventAnnotation.subtitle
      detailCalloutAccessoryView = detailLabel

      }
      }


      }



      I will also attach the different sets of glyphs I am using.



      "Beer". doesn't work .



      "Soccer ball outline". Does work .



      "Cafe". doesn't work .







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          I found the answer eventually. I had to force the image (note the second line) to always use my template.



              cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
          cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
          cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


          Here is the apple documentation for .withRenderingMode.






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          • You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
            – EmilioPelaez
            Nov 10 at 17:56











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          I found the answer eventually. I had to force the image (note the second line) to always use my template.



              cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
          cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
          cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


          Here is the apple documentation for .withRenderingMode.






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          • You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
            – EmilioPelaez
            Nov 10 at 17:56















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          accepted










          I found the answer eventually. I had to force the image (note the second line) to always use my template.



              cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
          cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
          cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


          Here is the apple documentation for .withRenderingMode.






          share|improve this answer





















          • You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
            – EmilioPelaez
            Nov 10 at 17:56













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          accepted







          up vote
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          down vote



          accepted






          I found the answer eventually. I had to force the image (note the second line) to always use my template.



              cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
          cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
          cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


          Here is the apple documentation for .withRenderingMode.






          share|improve this answer












          I found the answer eventually. I had to force the image (note the second line) to always use my template.



              cell.iconView.backgroundColor = eventAnnotation.markerTintColor
          cell.iconImageView.image = UIImage(named: eventAnnotation.imageName ?? "")?.withRenderingMode(.alwaysTemplate)
          cell.iconImageView.tintColor = eventAnnotation.glyphTintColor


          Here is the apple documentation for .withRenderingMode.







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          • You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
            – EmilioPelaez
            Nov 10 at 17:56


















          • You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
            – EmilioPelaez
            Nov 10 at 17:56
















          You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
          – EmilioPelaez
          Nov 10 at 17:56




          You can also set this property in the xcassets folder of your project. Select the image group (the one that contains all resolutions) and use the menu on the right.
          – EmilioPelaez
          Nov 10 at 17:56


















           

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