I have been trying to display UITableView like UIActionsheet showFromRect: style. Is there any way to do it programatically or Do I need to use image for that.
Please check the below image...
Here is the link for Custom UIPopOverController for iphone.
It will resolve your purpose. :)
https://github.com/werner77/WEPopover.
I too was having the same situation and i have done this by using LeveyPopListView.
https://github.com/levey/LeveyPopListView
Try this one.
Make your own UIView which should have UITableView and Arrow image. Implement custom init method which will accept CGRect and from that rect display that Arrow image.
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I need to design a view that look like some thing like this. I know this a UITableView below the top bar. but how i can create a arrow like shown in attach image.
Any guide will be helpful
Thanks
It's not about "Creating Arrow" above UITableView, it's about "Showing White Triangle" in the Image. Also , Changing the Image of UIButton is more Simpler.
Change this Image
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It seems to be header view of table.
Use this methode
-(UIView*)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView viewForHeaderInSection:(NSInteger)section
{
UIView *view = [[UIView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 320, 40)];
//create your view here. buttons lable image etc.
return view;
}
There can be different ways to implement this but a much easier way is to use this library SDSegmentedControl
Hope this helps.
You can create custom header view instead of giving the background view to all the table . add the background image to the header view with array pointing in the opposite direction .
just use an arrow image in uiimageview, as it is only above the uitableview.
If the arrow will move to other label for ex, series or title, then just change the frame of that arrow imageview(u can also use uiviewanimations). This is what I had done when I had the same issue.
If you're going to be changing the rest of the view depending on what button the arrow is on, you also might want to look into putting your UITableViewController inside of a UITabBarController. You won't be able to get the same colorscheme as you have in your screenshot I don't believe, but a lot of the behind-the-scenes work for changing the rest of the view depending on what is selected will be done for you (or will at least be much easier to set up). Also, Apple seems to tend to grumble about "non-standard interfaces" when you try to make up your own way of doing something that already can be done with the built-in UI framework.
i´ve seen apps where the toolbar had a custom image as background. in the class reference of UIToolbar i can´t find any property for that. in IB there is also no parameter to set a custom image.
is the only way to achieve that an UIView at the bottom that looks like a toolbar?
regards
There isn't a property for doing that. However it is achievable using the way mentioned in the accepted answer in this post
i need to place one textfield with 3 buttons in an alertview. According to UIGuidelines it is not possible,so Instead of AlertView I place UIView similar to Alertview.
And i animate it like Alert view using this code.
If works fine.
it displays with white Color Background,But i need to design same as AlertView Background color and style like round edged.
How can i done this.
can anyone pls help me.
Thank u in advance.
The UIAlertView background is simply an image. You are better off creating a custom png image and using it as your background.
That can be done with CoreGraphics / Quartz functions, but it is quite complicate to simulate the same effect
Another approach would be to create a UIImageView with a streched uiimage you mock in Photoshop or so.
;)
EDIT: You can set a custom view directly into UIAlertView like this:
if (floor(NSFoundationVersionNumber) > NSFoundationVersionNumber_iOS_6_1) {
[_addPersonAlert setValue:auxContainerView forKey:#"accessoryView"];
}else{
[_addPersonAlert addSubview:auxContainerView];
}
There are a lot of open source, subclasses of UIAlertView that might accomplish what you want to do. I'll leave a couple as an example but you can certainly google out some other options as well.
https://github.com/rtecson/RTAlertView
https://github.com/lmcd/LMAlertView
In my case I used once, LMAlertView which let's you access it's "contentView" property, to set any UIView that you want as part of the alert. Have in mind that you can add a hierarchy of views into a single UIView and set this container view as the contentView of the alert.
I want to add UITableView on top of UIView. Here's an image of what exactly i want to do.
Sample code link/tutorial is appreciated.
Thanks
UIPopoverController + UITableViewController is all what you need. ;)
Is the image you've provided from a website? It looks very much like a combo box in a standard HTML file.
How do you get a UILabel to float above Alex Fajkowski's implementation of CoverFlow called OpenFlow?
Ok I've figured it out. I just had to use bringSubviewToFront with the UILabel.
Thanks to everybody who answered.
Make an OpenFlow instance and a UILabel instance subviews of a parent view, placing the label atop with flow view using -insertSubview:atIndex:, -addSubview: or similar e.g.:
[self.view addSubview:myOpenFlow];
[self.view addSubview:myLabel];
To answer the second question, try this: edit the AFOpenFlowView in IB and add the label view as a subview of that wherever you want it to appear, then set the attributes on the view to Hidden if you don't want it to appear by default. Create an IBOutlet for the label view in your controller so you can easily manipulate it, such as setting hidden to show in order to show it. I'm not familiar with open flow so I'm not sure if it will programmatically create a subview that will obscure your label. If so you may need to use the outlet to move it to the front using UIView methods.
The Openflow example code shows a perfect demonstration of this. Alex adds an info button in the top right of the openflow view using interface builder. This is exactly what you are asking for.
I would add that if you can't understand what is going on from the example code, you should look at more code examples from Apple demonstrating simple UIView usage.
It's not so easy because the label name has to change for each picture. We have to work with index, and with event.. move.. tap.. selected...I'm working on too !