I wanted swipe a custom view into a UITableViewCell. I can set and use the swipe delete button but I want to have the same effect with any view.
Have you tried setting
#property(nonatomic, retain) UIView *editingAccessoryView
of UITableViewCell?
Why don't you try it will Custom cell & each having the UIView in cell.
That would be much easier way to manage if there are multiple view & user will also be able to scroll for all view.
Hope this trick would work .
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As we know, UITableViewCell has a property selectedBackgroundView which enable us to add selected background view to it. But now i'm using iCarousel library and want to add selected background view to it's cell. How can I do it?
You can use subviews to get subviews of iCarousel view. Then you can use isKindOfClass to judge whether it is the cell view. If so, you can directly set background color to it.
You supply the views that are displayed by the carousel so you can add any number of views you want. Indeed UITableViewCell is a type of view so you can use instances of that if you want to.
So I have a UITableView (its in a UIPopOverController if that matters), and I want the user to be able to edit the content of the tableView. I added a UINaviagationController, the tableView also has a title and an edit button. Essentially what I'm asking is, when the user taps the edit button, how can I add like UITextViews to some of the tableViews and in one of the cells, a UISegmentControl and a UITextView.
Thanks in advance
just add them as subviews of the cell, set correct frame to make subviews inside the cell
I have a UITableView and a UISearchBar in its header. When the user clicks in the UISearchBar I create a view (bg: black, alpha .65) and place it over the content in the UITableView. What I want is when the user clicks this semi transparent UIView is to resign the first responder from the UISearchBar. I have implemented touchesEnded:withEvent: in my UIViewController (is also my UITableView's controller) but this function never get called. Is there something I'm missing here?
Cheers,
Rob
Your controller will only handle events of its own view, which is probably the table view. If you want to handle touch events in the view you have added later, you need to subclass UIView and implement touchesEnded:withEvent: method.
i found a good link , may this link help you,
download the source code for further help
Building a SearchView with UISearchBar and UITableView
http://jduff.github.com/2010/03/01/building-a-searchview-with-uisearchbar-and-uitableview/
You need to use UISearchBarController insted of UISearchBar,This having builtin functionality for what you looking for.
I have a doubt in accessory view in UITableView. The doubt is
Is it possible to add more than one button in UItableviewcell using accessryView if so plz guide me.
thanks in advance
You could use a custom view that has two buttons as subviews, and add this as the accessoryView, but you are probably better off with a custom UITableViewCell.
I can place a UIActivityIndicatorView on a UIWindow or a UIView by using Interface Builder like as follows.
(source: hatena.ne.jp)
But I can't place a UIActivityIndicatorView on a UITableView by using Interface Builder.
What's the reason? Are there any ways?
I can place it on a UITableView programmatically.
(source: hatena.ne.jp)
Make the UITableView and the UIActivityIndicatorView both subviews of a parent UIView. You can then place the indicator view atop the table view.
The reason is because UITableView expects to be in charge of all of every one of its subviews for layout purposes. IB doesn't let you put subviews in a UITableView because while it is technically possible it is not supported.
In any case, the activity indicator would scroll up and down with the table, so even if you add it at the right place if the table is scrolled down, you could scroll it off the screen if you're not careful about deactivating user interaction while the indicator is showing.
When I need to show a generic activity indicator on the screen over everything, I use my own version of the UIProgressHUD. The UIProgressHUD is a private internal class, so I don't use that, I just made my own that does the same thing. It makes a view with a black background at 50% opacity and rounded corners, and I add a progress indicator and optionally a label to it, then I just add that view to the main window. Thus, no need for another UIView to encapsulate both, and you're not putting it in the table, which isn't supported (unless you put it within a cell within the table view).