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QUESTION
I am trying to create an expandable UITableView using this tutorial. However, I want the table to update its container's height so that the new height matches the content. The problem is this creates a visual glitch on the last header (section) in the table— but only on the first time the animation is performed.
This is what it looks like: link
My thought is that as the table expands the hidden cells, the last row is pushed out of view. So when I update the height of the view, it has to redraw the last cell (notice the color change as it's reloaded). I'm not sure where the strange slide-in animation comes from though.
QuestionHow would I remove this glitch or better accomplish this task?
CodeHere is my hierarchy:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-26 at 23:09I got it to work. The trick was actually pretty simple once I figured it out. I still think it's a little convoluted/smelly, but it works for my purposes and with the method I used to begin with.
SolutionBasically, I set the preferredContentSize before I reload the sections. This alerts the ParentVC to start animating before anything actually changes. This means that the table now has space to move the bottom section into without having to reload it.
CodeQUESTION
I am using CollapsibleTableView from here and modified it as per my requirement to achieve collapsible sections. Here is how it looks now.
Since there is a border for my section as per the UI design, I had chosen the section header to be my UI element that holds data in both collapsed and expanded modes.
Reason: I tried but couldn't get it working in this model explained below -
** Have my header elements in section header and details of each item in its cell. By default, the section is in collapsed state. When user taps on the header, the cell is toggled to display. As I said, since there is a border that needs to be shown to the whole section (tapped header and its cell), I chose section header to be my UI element of operation. Here is my code for tableView -
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-23 at 10:07You can try this for String extension to calculate bounding rect
QUESTION
I'm going through this tutorial (https://github.com/jeantimex/ios-swift-collapsible-table-section) trying to build an expandable listview into my application. The only differance between my code and the tutorials is I'm doing it with a storyboard.
I seem to have it almost fully functional but I have one problem. The rows are collapsing and then are repopulating without being clicked a second time. I've gone through my code multiple times but I can't seem to find the problem.
Here is my code:
List View Controller Class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-27 at 18:40It looks like you're missing the function that actually shows/hides the rows:
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Answered 2017-Apr-22 at 14:43You're reusing the header views but not updating section
to correspond to the new data source structure. You'll need to update the header views that are visible after collapsing/expanding.
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