Use a timer to compare with this. This behavior itself is quite cute.
After all, it is a machine, and the machine will inevitably have errors. The correct approach should be to handle the next transaction in the disappearing callback of MBProgressHUD.
ps: If MBProgressHUD does not have this function, it is recommended that you use SVProgressHUD instead.
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Use a timer to compare with this. This behavior itself is quite cute.
After all, it is a machine, and the machine will inevitably have errors. The correct approach should be to handle the next transaction in the disappearing callback of MBProgressHUD.
ps: If MBProgressHUD does not have this function, it is recommended that you use SVProgressHUD instead.
Good luck to you.