How to Change UITableviewCell Width [duplicate] - iphone

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Where is a good tutorial for making a custom UITableViewCell? [closed]
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i am new to Iphone development, i want create a tableview that contains cells of different width, like iphone contacts app when clicked on add button a tableview appears having different sections and cell are different width compared to first and second sections.
any sample code for doing this.. ?

The different sections is a function of the tableview with UITableViewStyleGrouped. The different width cells are not individual cells. Each row is a tableviewcell. Each cell can be customized to look at any you want. So 1 tableviewcell can have 3 fields in it, like City, State, and Zipcode.
Google is your friend for the sample code.
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Is it possible to create multiple columns in UITableView, as my requirement demand me to do this, If it is possible how i can i resolve this issue.
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You may use UICollectionView for that. Or simply build each UITableViewCell with needed labels and elements in cycle with columns count
First thing you need to do is take a look at UITableViewCell Documetation and Read the Content given there. If you read it properly, you'll get the Answer in the form of these Steps :
Create Custom UITableViewCell with UILabel equals to Number of Columns.
Use this UITableViewCell in your UITableView.
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Creating custom UITableViewCell from XIBs – step by step tutorial
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If you will use CustomCell there will be scrolling issue. So the best way to do this is UICollectionView for ios6. I did it with CustomCell also so if you are working for ios5 I will guide you.

Multiple columns within TableViewCell [duplicate]

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I'm creating an iOS app and will to create Table view cell with 3 columns inside of it. For example instagram profile page that contains the user information. Can this be achieved within xcode? I'm using a storyboard.
Yes it is very much possible in XCode. You'll have to create a custom UITableViewCell to create this. In your custom UITableViewCell you'll have to create different components as per your need.
I believe the yellow box in above pic is what you want to achieve. For this :
You'll have to create one custom cell with 3 UIImageView
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In your UITableViewCell you'll have to create one UIImageView to show the profile picture.
Two UILabel one for the statistic. And, one for text.
One UIButton for Following.
How About the UICollectionView instead UITableView.
Create a custom cell.
You can either create the cell in interface builder or subclass UITableViewCell and overwrite its initWithStyle and layoutSubviews classes. You can access their properties within cellForRowAtIndexPath as usual. You could even do the layout in cellForRowAtIndexPath but I would not recommend that simply because of its bad style. For the user there would not be any difference.

UITableView doesnt scroll smoothly, because it loads the cell again [duplicate]

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Lazy load images in UITableViewCell
Ive got a problem with my UITableView cells and it is that my cells are reloading each time they go out from the screen. My app loads images from a url and place them in a ImageView in the left part of the cell, so it makes the UITableView scroll really slow.
I was wondering if there is a way to:
1.Load all the cells at once.
2.Disable the reload of the cells.
In this way the TableView could scroll smoothly.
Each cell is composed of three subViews. Two are used for the title and description label and the last one for the image. The contents come from a NSXMLParse so loading this cells takes time.
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Instead of using uiimageview use sdwebimage. It will help you I think.
The three ways I can think of to improve the scrolling are to:
Not load the images in the main thread, just stick in a place holder and have them filled in when the data finally becomes available (lazy loading as mentioned in the comment).
Cache the images yourself so when the cell is viewed later you already have the data to display.
Pre-fetch anticipated images into your cache for the cells above and below the displayed rows.
Of course these are not mutually exclusive and should likely be combined to get the smoothest user interface.

UITableView - expanding cells [duplicate]

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I managed to expand my cell (after many tries) as you can see in my pic.
but what I really want is something like this:
as you can see when the user click on description the cell expand showing the content:
Can please somebody tell me where I can find all the info to do that. (I struggling to find them). thank you very much!!!!!!
You can try apple's source code in your application- http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/TableViewUpdates/Introduction/Intro.html
or you can fallow this blog -
http://www.cocoanetics.com/2011/03/expandingcollapsing-tableview-sections/
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UITableView Header (not section header) problem [duplicate]

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I want to make a tableview header like in the contacts app:
Exactly like there, am image beside a label above the table.
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Did you try a custom UIView with 2 subviews, a UIImageView and a UILabel, for a header?