I am trying to model the UX for search as follows:
How can I shift the search bar to the top of the screen and darken the screen as shown in the screenshots above?
You probably want to look into using a UISearchDisplayController. Doing so will automatically give you this functionality.
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I am trying to create a popup menu that can be shown on top of all the other widgets I have on the screen, not something like the dialog but, I need the menu to show on top of a bottom panel of a sliding panel widget.
right now it shows underneath it and clearly is the right beaver from a code perspective, but from a UI perspective that is not good and it does hide some menu options rendering them unTappable, here is pic (a third option in the menu is being blocked) :
The menu is spawn from the three dots and is positioned exactly on top of them, it usually has 3 options. Right now, since the red bar on the bottom is a slide panel, it is positioned on top of everything and can be slides up from any page, only 2 options appear. my question is how do I make the menu go on top of the red bar, or at least maybe make it open upward instead of downward like it does here.
To make widget at the top of everything you can use Overlay, but I am not sure it is the best solution for you
I found how to do it.
The trick is to use the rootNavigation. rootNavigation is available on the showMenu method.
var Choice = await showMenu<ContextMenuOptions>(context: context, position: position,
items: items, useRootNavigator: true);
Suppose I wish to focus on the state of Colorado in the following chloropeth map:
The typical mechanism is to use the operating-system dependent means of dragging the picture. I am on OS/X so that involves using two fingers to drag the image to the desired new centering location.
However the actual result of that operation is a bounding box is displayed on the image (I can not get a screenshot of it since it disappears)
So then .. how to drag /re-center the Tableau display?
Click onto the small 'play' arrow button on the chart menu in the top left hand corner. A sub menu will pop up where you can select the scroll method you'd like - click and drag is one of these. You can also disable this through the chart options (the small drop down menu on the top right hand corner of the chart).
I'd like to create a menu sliding from the top with a list of options.
More specifically, when the user clicks the navigation bar, I would like that a kind of modal view will slide from the status bar to the bottom. The modal will be a tableview.
I'd like something similar to the app Foursquare where (in the explore tab)
if you click the navigation bar a menu, sliding from above, will appear like this:
How can I build such a modal/menu?
Check out DDSlidingPanels on github. There is an example project to help you get started. Is iOS 6+ because it uses nested view controllers and autolayout.
DDSlidingPanels
I like it because:
It is customizable (pull-out tab, position left, right, top, bottom, size of pull-out, supports dragging gestures for pulling down, pushing back, etc.).
It is easy to implement in your own project (the example project is helpful).
I have used it in one of my projects successfully and customized it quite a bit. I don't have any affiliation with the author.
I am a new to iOS development. I am trying to create a word suggestion list to UISearch Bar in IOS SDK 4.3 for iPhone.
Initially if the user taps on a UISearch field it will move to up on the screen and pop up the blank list while user starts to type a search key word it will list down the suggestions under UISearch bar according to search key word. [An example is Google search.]. The suggestion of the list, which comes from the return of web services.
It is a bit difficult to understand how should I create and appear a table view with the suggestions on top of existing screen while moving upto top of the UISearch bar and how should I move the search bar into top of the screen and set into previous place according to user interaction while I hide the suggestion table view.
Thanks..
When you use your safari on iphone, you can see the page control on the right bottom corner.
If you press this button, all pages will show, also they can be edited too.
I try to do the similar thing like this.
I want to press my edit button on the toolbar, then all the subview will appear a delete control on the left top corner(right top corner all ok). I tried to use the tableviewcell(setEditing method), it show the delete control, but isn't appear on the top corner.
Do you have any ideas? Or, Am I doing something wrong by using tableviewcell?
A table-view cell definitely isn't the right approach here. That editing control is a custom one, probably a generic UIButton with a red-encircled X graphic. There isn't a built-in class that'll give you the behavior you're looking for; you'll have to roll your own, probably using a UIScrollView (with pagingEnabled set to YES) with your “page” views laid out in a row inside it.