I create a UITableView and show it on Edit mode, In edit mode a (-) sign was showing on left side of each row, when pressing this button a Delete button come's from the right side and by pressing this delete button the row was deleted.
I want to remove (-) button from left side and I want to show delete button always on the right side.
In short I want a delete button on right side which delete my row just like we delete row in edit mode. But do not want the (-) button on left side.
AFAIK,this can only be achieved through a custom UITableViewCell and it is also easy.
Here is a link from the cocoa with love site and
Here is one from icodeblog
Hope this helps.
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I'm trying to make a Cocoa app with buttons that run simple command line scripts.
I can't seem to figure out how to add the action to my button.
I've read some docs that suggest holding down option and dragging the button into controller code but I think they are out of date. Can someone suggest how to get there from this screenshot?
You need to first select your button, then hold the control ⌃ button on your keyboard and then drag that across to your view controller. That will then give you the option of what to name your method etc.
Actually I had the same problem and the root cause was just the drag method. From the descriptions I had assumed that I need to press CTL and then drag while having the left mouse button pressed. This did not work at all (in my environment). Then I noticed that "it works" with the right mouse button. But the result was not correct. (E.g. I could not get "Action"). Finally I found: I have to use the right mouse button only for dragging without holding CTL. Then I got the correct result.
Apple's "human interface guidelines" is clear about which side (left or right) you should place certain tool-bar buttons: CANCEL (left).... and.... DONE (right).
Which side (left or right) should other buttons go on?
ADD and DONE
EDIT and SAVE
EDIT and ADD
SORT and SEARCH
SORT DIRECTION and SORT FIELD
CANCEL ADD
This is by no means an answer, just an opinion.. i wouldve commented it but for some reason it wont let me..
From what ive gathered, any thing that take you to a previous state: i.e cancel, back, etc would be on the left side..
anything that take you to a forward state, i.e save, add, done, etc would be on the right side.. now depending on the view, whether a button belongs on the left or right might vary..
for example:
consider a ui table view that contains data.. at the top of this view i dont thing id have anything on the top LEFT (unless this table view is NOT the primary view, in which case i probably would have some sort of back button)
on the top RIGHT i would probably have and edit button that lets me delete something from this table view
upon selecting a specific line i would be directed to another view specific to that piece of data.. at the top LEFT i would have a back button and on the top RIGHT i may have another button with more specific functions that were not available on the previous tableview..
this is by no means an answer just an idea to maybe help clarify your situation..
if you look at the hierarchy of your application, you'l often determine the bast place to provide a certain function and whether it actually belongs there
hope it helps
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.
I have a UITableViewController which lets the user drill down into different records. On the second level/view, the user can add and edit new records. But, I am not sure what to do, since the back button is on the top left, and I need to put the "Add" button on the top right, so there is no room (keeping to HIG) for the edit button, which would normally go where the back button is. (I am using a tab bar, so can't put it at the bottom.)
Do you think that it is logical, to expect users to know to swipe to delete a record? Or, do I need to have an edit button? If I DO need an edit button, where should I put it if I am following HIG?
Swipe to delete is a firmly established iphone UI interaction, so yes I would be comfortable expecting users to know that. We've run into the same problem a few times, and yeah you only get two nav bar buttons so you've got to make a choice. If you're already using the bottom for a tab bar, I don't see many other options.
I have a similar situation in my app.
When the user taps the edit button I show an extra table cell at the end of my table which lets them add a new record. Not sure if that's feasible in your case.
Maybe add it at the beginning, or insert a button just above the UITableView? You could then also label the button "Add/Edit" to make it clear that that's how they can add new records, although I haven't done that.
Another option would be to have that extra button or table cell always visible.
I want to know How to create top left button and top right button element on a single row using css or jquery.
Please kindly provide details step by step.
Thanks
MHB
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1st result for Google: css top left right button.