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Hamburger button with a slick animation. See the accompanying blog post.
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This is the result I currently get (unwanted): https://vimeo.com/459984986.
This is the result I get using a workaround (almost what I want): https://vimeo.com/459986233.
The summary of what my problem is, is the following: (1) I have installed the "IQKeyboardManagerSwift" cocoapod, (2) I have a custom cell in my UITableViewController that is a FolingCell (another cocoapod) and contains a textfield, (3) when I tap inside the textfield, I want the view to automatically scroll up to make the textfield visible (above the keyboard), which should be automatically taken care of by IQKeyboardManager (yes, I have added the "enable" code in my AppDelegate).
As seen in the "unwanted" result video above, the view seemingly attempts to scroll but, ultimately, just ends up jittering up and down slightly before ending up at the original position while the keyboard slides up and covers the textfield undesirably.
Further, the little "workaround" I found which I do not want to settle for is adding the following line to the textfield's IBAction editingDidEnd outlet/action function: "sender.becomeFirstResponder()". Before I updated to XCode 12 and iOS 14 on my iPhone on which I run and test my app, I did not have to hassle with ".becomeFirstResponder()" or ".resignResponder()" because that's what IQKeyboardManager does automatically. Now, adding the aforementioned line of code allows the UITableViewController to move the view above the keyboard. BUT, if you look closely, it sits the textfield right on top of the keyboard which is clearly not done by IQKeyboardManager because IQKeyboardManager has a default offset of CGFloat(10) between the textfield and keyboard.
I think the relevant parts of code are my custom cell (called "SavedImageFoldingImageCell") because that is where I create the textfield in question and my UITableViewController (called "SavedImageTableViewController").
Please, any help, suggestion, advice you can offer would help me a ton and be super appreciated. Thanks!
Yes, my code looks horrific because I have no proper training/education in best practices for coding or coding in general. Suggestions there would be appreciated as well! If you see ways I can shorten and organize my code, by all means divulge your secrets!
Custom Cell's Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 16:31I solved my own problem by simply switching the class from UITableViewController -> UIViewController. I went through the closed issues on IQKeyboardManager's Github page and discovered that since Apple's UITableViewController automatically handles movement of the view and keyboard, IQKeyboardManager's developer chose to ignore textfield's that are in a UITableViewController. Therefore, you must change the class to a UIViewController or another supported class to have textfields recognized by IQKeyboardManager.
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I'm trying to target 3 children divs of a styled component, and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong with my syntax, and the styled component docs don't seem to cover this well. My code is:
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Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 21:19https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:nth-child
nth-child styles the element based on it's position within the group (this has confused me a million times over the years). HamburgerButton being the 2nd element within MobleNavContainer, it got styled. You want to add that class to the spans.
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This is my navbar component. Exports a memoized one.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 21:07export const MemoizedNavbar = React.memo(Navbar, true);
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I'm developing a uwp app. The app has a DataGrid XAML control.
My problem is that I can scroll it by mouse, but I can't scroll it by touch. Curiously, I can scroll it by two fingers touch.
Please let me know how to fix the problem.
Here is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 06:42DataGrid XAML control can't be scrolled by touch
For checking your code, I have a little confused, why you insert DataGrid into ScrollViewer, and why you set the DataGrid parent panel as StackPanel that will make the actual height of DataGrid larger not the content's height, and it will make DataGrid could not be scrolled.
If we remove ScrollViewer and replace StackPanel with Grid, and the DataGrid will response touch scroll.
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I have this function component for rendering a span as a bar. When I render the component, I pass the prop scrolled as false. Then, jQuery updates the attribute to true when I have scrolled 150 pixels. I know it's not good practice to use jQuery, and I am migrating from it. For now, I want to get this to work as I am still learning functional components.
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Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 08:03Issue
Your code memoizes the props.scrolled value in the hooks.
QUESTION
Is there possibility to deselect all tab items in tab view. Or maybe I should somehow change color of selected item to make it look like it is not highlighted
The case that should happen is model.selection >= 5
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Answered 2019-Nov-22 at 14:49So I found the easiest solution to modify it through an extension:
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Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 04:57The immediate issue looks like the multiple exports in the component files. Try removing the export before the class definition and only keep export default at the end.
Regarding the confusion about SetNewPassword.js and CompleteAccount.js having the same exports, that'll not cause an issue as long you import the default exported component.
To put it simply,
If you export a component as default, then you can import it without the {} curly braces, like
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A dropdown menu is dynamically added to the DOM via click on a hamburgerbutton. I'd like to dynamically append some content to this dynamically created dropdown menu.
I tried the append method. As expected this doesn't work because the dropdownmenu is not existing at the time the code is executed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-27 at 00:51I am not a JavaScript expert but I had this issue with jQuery before and I remember that it worked when I used .after() instead .append() with the .on() variation for dynamically added items.
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I'm trying to control the layout of a Universal Windows Platform app without much success.
Here is a screenshot of the layout:
Application Screenshot
How do I make the "Search" area on the right (outlined in a black border) fill the remaining space to the right?
The main area of the application is a SplitView container. To the left is a ListBox with the navigation menu items which is contained in the SplitView.Pane. To the right is the SplitView.Content containing a Frame where the SearchPage will be displayed . When the "Search" menu item is clicked I navigate to the SearchPage using:
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Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 04:23try Stretch
QUESTION
According to definitions "A macro is a fragment of code which has been given a name. Whenever the name is used, it is replaced by the contents of the macro". I used to use macros for those codes which are used multiple times in my class, basically hard coded strings.
My doubts are:
- When to use a macro
- Good and bad practices while declaring a macro
To explain my second doubt, I have an image file called "menuBurger.png" in my UIView.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 13:241) When to use a macro
Let me reference another StackOverflow answer first:
Macros are preprocessor definitions. What this means is that before your code is compiled, the preprocessor scans your code and, amongst other things, substitutes the definition of your macro wherever it sees the name of your macro. It doesn’t do anything more clever than that.
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/20837836/4370893
Based in that, there are some cases where using a macro will make your code not only more readable but also less suitable for bugs. I will list some of them:
1. Avoiding string repetition
The first case is when your program has to deal with lots of similar strings in different classes, like when you are dealing with a dictionary that only exists in your program.
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