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Inline/Expanding date picker for table views.
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QUESTION
I have created an editable table that has a certain column (quantityColumn) that only this column's cells should be disabled and not editable anymore when setOnEditCommit is done. So in other words they are only allowed to enter once. The program has an add row button that adds new rows to the table and setOnEditCommit updates the database with the new values from each cell in each column.
An example of how my code looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-19 at 12:31Simply disabling (or making uneditable) the current cell won't work; cells will be reassigned e.g. if the user scrolls around the table, so the wrong cells would end up not editable.
You will need to add some property to your model (or store some properties elsewhere which can be accessed via the model instances) and implement a custom cell which observes those properties, updating the editable state appropriately.
Something like the following should work:
QUESTION
I'm trying to wrap my head around delegates and protocols in swift, in particular how to pass data between custom tableview cells.
I've set up a simple project to test this out with three classes, a TableViewController and two custom cells using .xib for the layouts: DateLabelCell and DatePickerCell. The desired result being that when the datepicker is changed it updates the datelabel cell with the new value.
At the moment the DatePicker Cell is communicating with the TableViewController, but I cant seem to get the TableViewController to then communicate with the Datelabel Cell. I think it has something to do with the Datelabel Cell not referencing the tableviewcontroller correctly?
Any help or insights greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
TableViewController
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 13:17The proper way of updating a tableview/collectionviewcell is to reload the particular cell. And you should always maintain a data represent your table view cells since your cells are not persistent and re-usable. You can use that data to populate the properties of your cell when it is created.
In your case, date is the data needs to be persisted. In this scenario, you could simply have that as a field in your controller.
QUESTION
Here is the link to the video: https://imgur.com/BgHFRJT
I have a date picker that is inserted when I click on a cell, and the "information" section header title is moved off the screen. When I click it again to delete the date picker from my tableView, the "information" section title doesn't move up properly and is already at the top.
For inserting a date picker cell, I found these lines of code and decided to not use this because it essentially created a custom cell that contained a datepicker which was not ideal for memory since a lot of my cells trigger a date picker.
The program basically gets the index path for the new picker cell to be created and then in cellForRow
I am checking if the indexpath should be a date picker or not.
One thing I noticed is that when the whole section header (ex. information) is in view throughout the transition, the issue doesn't occur. It only happens when the title is off then view and has to move back into the view.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-20 at 19:27I'm using self sizing cells, so I couldn't really keep estimatedRowHeight = 0.0
. When creating my tableView object I ran into this answer and it works properly now. All I had to do was set all of them to 0 except for my row height.
QUESTION
We are trying to configure our native iOS app to MFP 7.1 using cocoapods. However, when we define the IBMMobileFirstPlatformFoundation in our podfile and try pod install
, we are getting the below error:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-20 at 08:22This issue is caused due to recent git migration from hub.jazz.net to git.ng.bluemix.net where all of the Mobilefirst SDKs source were hosted on hub.jazz.net repo and now it is unavailable. This in-turn caused pod install
failure.
Note: You can also get MFP 7.1 iOS SDKs using MFP 7.1 Studio Plugin as mentioned in this blog post.
QUESTION
I'm building a static tableview with one cell containing a label and another a UIDatePicker. I want to update the label with the date from the date picker but the text in the label will not update. Can someone please point me in the right direction?
My code so far looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-03 at 17:58At the end of your datePickerChanged
method you need to tell the table view to reload the first cell.
You can reload the whole tableview with tableView.reloadData()
but you should just reload the one cell. Do that with the following line:
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a fairly simple table view with an expanding cell containing a UIDatePicker, with autolayout/Masonry and automatically sized cells.
I'm having a problem with the date picker cell expanding in a nice way. When the cell containing the date picker begins to expand, its contents appear outside of the cell, even though I have clipsToBounds = YES
on both the cell itself and cell.contentView. I've also tried re-setting clipsToBounds = YES
after layoutSubviews
.
Sorry about the quality, but here's a gif showing the animation problem in slow motion.
Any ideas on how I can keep the date picker clipped inside its cell? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-02 at 22:07The solution I ended up going with was changing UITableViewRowAnimationTop
to UITableViewRowAnimationFade
so that the row is mostly invisible during the portions of the animation where it's showing through.
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