i've inserted a view before an established table view if that makes sense. ie. i had an app with a first and second view, then i put another view before the first view, now the content doesnt show up in the (now) third view!? Any ideas why that would be? Would i make to make some changes in the app delegate maybe??
Thanks
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Sorry, i wasnt sure which bit of the code would be relevant to my problem and i didnt want to flood the post with my entire code so i zipped it up if anyone can help?
Thanks
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Here is complete tutorial for a table view with navigation.
your question is extremely vague and confusing, hopefully next time you can provide some code and you might be able to get better responses from the community
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this is my very first entry here, may it not be the last....
I am having a bit of a struggle with some GUI stuff.
I really have an animation up front my eyes and it should look like the following: using c# with desktop application.
This Form looks like a login window with server address, username and pw textboxes and with a connect button as well, so nothing special. Size wise it can be small or at least same as size as the turned window. doesnt matter at the end.
once you entered your credentials and all turns out to be fine, connection is there and valid.
The main Form is suppost to flip then (doesnt matter horizontal or vertical),
and shows you your options you got then in this newly window. kind of an animated sign, that you are logged in and have now these options.
But the flip is suppost to stay on the same place. Like a card flip or a coin flip, but just the whole form and it ends then at the same place as before.
(sounds really wired to explain)
This can also be done with a new form poping up, just with a animated turn over, no problem with that.
And this is exactly where I am stuck.
I really cant find any information on how this would look like in code or even in animation.
I am using c# and the basic project started as a desktop application project, which it will be at the end.
Its been a while since my last coding, please be gentle.
i know there are plenty of entries in here also in google as well, but i didnt found anything which will do this for the main window as a total. images etc: yes, but for the whole form: no.
Any help out there?
May be tehr eis a trick i am not aware of? Its been a while since the last coding work, I need to admit that.#greyhairsarecomming
many thanks in advance! much appreciated
kind regards TG
In my application, I want to implement a drop down view when selecting every row in the table view.Can u give me an easy solution for implementing this functionality.
Thanks in advance
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You can also consider using navigation. That is how it is usually done in iPhone. On selecting a row in a table, push another table with the values you want to show in the drop down.
Apple has a sample code of TableView which deals with this issue. https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/TableViewUpdates/Introduction/Intro.html%23//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40010139 is the link to download the sample code from Apple developer library. Hope it helps.
It seems that you are requiring a popover on selecting a tableview cell.
Download and run the sample application provided here.
I hope this is the one you required.
Im planning on adding a instructions view to my app. Whats the best way to do it? Load a PDF into a webview or..?
Please suggest anything I might find helpful.
I also want it to look good for the user, not to plain.
You might want to consider using a UIWebView to load content that resides on your web server. The downside is that the user needs network connectivity to see the instructions and you need to know your way around at least some web development. However, you'll be able to use HTML+CSS+Javascript to create interesting content and you'll be able to change/update/correct that content without going through the hassle of releasing the app again.
I've seen a few apps put screenshots into a scrollview with a paging control. I really like that design, and there are plenty of tutorials online that explain how to do this.
You can implement instruction view different ways:
1) Just put textview and make scroll. (very simple)
2) Design the HTML instruction, and load it to the webview. (medium in look vise)
3) Create attractive design for instruction pages and implement scroll view with pages. (very attractive)
Please review above point and let me know in case of query.
Thanks.
I would use a info button (the lowercase "i" button, can be accessed by inserting "Round Rect Button" and changing type to one of the "Info" buttons or in code you could init a button with type: "UIButtonTypeInfoDark" or "UIButtonTypeInfoLight") on your main or first view controller. Inside that view you could put an UITextView with editing OFF and that would contain all your instructions that the user could scroll through and get to quickly, easily, and intuitively
I am having much difficulty being able to dismiss (programmatically) my UIDocumentInteractionController's OpenIn Menu (Using the appropriate - dismissMenuWhatever method from the docs). I just can't seem to get it to work. Does anybody have any suggestions? Maybe I have an inadequate intelligence level? I am beginning to question the meaning of life.
make sure you are calling dimissMenuAnimated: on the right UIDocumentInteractionController. Maybe post some code if you still can't figure it out.
I am close to finishing my first application (a UITableView style one) on the iphone but have realised it will look much better, and stand a far better chance of getting through the approval process, if it is presented as a navigation-based app rather than a view-based one - in hindsight my initial choice is not really suitable...
Is it possible for me to somehow change easily the application into a new type, or would i be better starting again from scratch with all the hassle that would entail...
thanks for any advice on how it may be done,
karl
It wouldn't be particularly difficult to shift the means of interaction to a navigation controller from a simple view controller (it also isn't difficult to go the reverse direction). Although, there isn't anything as simple as a tutorial on how to do it or menu item you can select. You could look at the plumbing generated by Apple's template for a navigation based application and add the necessary glue to your app delegate. Once that is in place you could simply push your view based applications view controller onto the navigation stack. If you have more specific questions or are stuck somewhere in particular we can help to get you un-stuck if you provide details about where you are running into issues.
As an aside, I doubt your application will be rejected solely for being view based vs. navigation based.
Hmmmmm, for soem reason t wont let me add anything to comment on your post!
Anyway, i guess this is as good as anything here...
Ive been messing for the last hour or so and have managed to integrate my old code/data etc into a new navigation one without too many problems, in fact it looks nicer with a title bar at the top!
(I do like to try and work stuff out for myself so its a good learning curve!)
I am still struggling in that although the new view opens up i am
struggling to use a string from the first view (I have a UITableview table in there, i select a row and get a correct value from it which i currently check via an alert message) in the second view.
for some reason i do not get a title bar and 'back' button in the 2nd view so i guess it is not being put on the stack correctly (I have put a quick 'return' button in the view for testing purposes so i can navigate backwards and forwards).
Still, Im about 100% further on than i was earlier!
cheers for the reply,
Karl