I've a simple UICollectionView with the CHTCollectionViewWaterfallLayout and 3 cells with a height between 300 and 400 pixels. The cells contain a view from a UIViewController which has a non-scrollable UITableView as subview.
It's all shown correctly but there is one problem. If I scroll to the bottom of the collection view on the iPhone and let them bounce one time, the last 2 visible cells disappear.
The cells are not higher than the screen of the iPhone. I also tried this in viewDidLoad:
if ([self respondsToSelector:#selector(setAutomaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets:)]) {
self.automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets = NO;
}
It doesn't change anything. The views in the cells are inserted by code, there isn't a XIB or storyboard for the cells. If I remove the line to insert the views the cells are still visible while and after the bounce. Does this mean it's a problem inside the UITableView?
Do you have any suggestion for me?
Thank you!
EDIT: The problem also reproducible when I hide the UITableView inside the subview.
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I have a UiView that contains a CollectionView for images of a kind of products and a TableView that contains cells with images and labels of another kind of products.
What I'm trying to do is give this UIView a scroll, showing of the images of the first CollectionView unfolded, and scrolling down show all the TableViewCells unfolded, not with his own scroll in their section.
I have tried embedding the two sections into a scrollView but this doesn't worked.
What could I do?
Any reason why you picked a UIView instead of a UIScrollView? Seems like a scrollview would solve your problem.
I have a UITableView embedded in a UIViewController. The TableViewCells are rows for the user to select something, so when they touch it a checkmark appears, heres where my question comes in:
I dont want the UITableView to scroll in its window, I want the TableView to grow with the items it contains. Do I need to put a scroll view on the UIViewController and then the TableView on that? Or will the ViewController scroll if the content is bigger than the View?
Also, Im not even sure where to start with changing the height dynamically of the UITableView, everywhere I look its about changing the cell heighets dynamically.
Please Help! Thank you!
self.tableView.scrollEnabled=false;
stops the scrolling
self.tableView.frame=CGRectMake(0, 0, (float)width, (float)height);
sets the size of your tableview
But I don't understand why you want to stop tableview scrolling and to scroll the whole view....
i've got a tableview. inside this, i have a tableviewcell with a horizontal scrollview inside it.
it works fine, but if i start scrolling horizontal inside a tableviewcell and move a bit up or down, the horizontal scrolling stops and the tableview gets scrolled.
is there a way to prevent the tableview from scrolling while scrolling horizontal inside a tableviewcell?
thanks for all help
try scrollView.canCancelContentTouches = NO
If that doesn't work you may have to do more complicated handling of touch events by subclassing UIScrollView. (Look at touchesBegan:event:, touchesMoved:event:, touchesEnded:event:, touchesCancelled:event:)
you should not put the UIScrollView inside an UITableView. you could show the content of your cell vertically Or show on the details view
UITableView is a subclass of UIScrollView.
Form Apple Documentation.
Important: You should not embed
UIWebView or UITableView objects in
UIScrollView objects. If you do so,
unexpected behavior can result because
touch events for the two objects can
be mixed up and wrongly handled.
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I created an application using a UITableview.
But when I scroll the table view, I see a white space view before and after the table view. How can I fit the UITableview so it doesn't show that empty view?
Here's an image of what happens when I scroll the UITableview.
Set the bounces property of the UITableView to FALSE.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UIScrollView_Class/Reference/UIScrollView.html%23//apple_ref/occ/cl/UIScrollView
(UITableView inherits from UIScrollView)
The answer is...
tableView.bounces=FALSE;
I have a UIView (created in IB) with a grouped UITableView as a subview. Below this table view is a UIButton. The XIB containing the view will be loaded by a few different viewcontrollers, and so the contents of the table view can vary between one and four cells.
Here's what I want to achieve: when the view loads, the height of the tableview (tableView.frame.size.height) should be adjusted depending on the number of cells, and the button should be placed just beneath the table view.
Can this be done? Could it somehow be done if the view is created programmatically?
Thanks in advance
Edit: Pxl's suggestion was just what I was looking for. A while later, the need arose to have more than just a button below the table view - this was accomplished by creating a separate view containing everything I needed, and implementing the tableView:viewForFooterInSection: and tableView:heightForFooterInSection: functions.
A note for those of you trying to do the same thing: the tableview has to be programmatically created if you want different heights for the footers, or footers for only some of the sections. This is because the footer height set in IB will override the one returned from the tableView:heightForFooterInSection: function.
if there are only a handful of rows, may i suggest that you create a special UITableViewCell that contains just a button?
then make that button cell the bottom row of the last group all the time. make the group so that it will be unlabeled and appear as if the button is sitting at the bottom of your tableview. this way you won't have to muck around with recalculating the tableview's frame and redrawing it.
if the tableview will scroll due to there being many rows, then you'd be calculating the height of the tableview up to a set max (at which point the tableview will need to scroll to show more rows).
once you've determined the height of the tableview you'll need to display your rows, make a frame of the appropriate size, set the tableview's frame to it, position the button just under the tableview, and then redraw the view.
the layout and positioning in this case will need to be done programmatically.
UITableview is a subclass of UIView, so you can change its frame to suit your needs just like a UIView, and UITableView will manage drawing itself to whatever frame you give it.
Just use the methods UITableViewDataSource and UITableViewDelegate provides you.
height = [self tableView:numberOfRowsInSection]*[self tableView:heightForRowAtIndexPath:] + A_CONSTANT_FOR_HEADER_AND_FOOTER_HEIGHT
I agree with pxl that adding a cell with the button in it may be the easiest way to accomplish what you want.
Whether or not you do that, the table view's sizeToFit method should resize the view to (just) fit its contents. If that doesn't work, you can use numberOfSections and rectForSection: to build a loop that determines the height of the table's contents, and reset its frame manually. (And then position the button underneath.)