Hey Andrew, many thanks for your tutorials. It would be very cool, if you do another example, putting another table view on the top layer, let's say, a news feed, just like Facebook. It would be cool to see how to deal with two different tableViews downloading different Arrays. Like this second table downloading feeds from users and populating the TableView. Once again, many thanks.
The most common problem with the shadow is the views clipsToBounds property is probably set to YES. In interfaceBuilder (the storyboard file) click the view and make sure the clipsToBounds check box is UNCHECKED. If that doesnt do it, then where you put the shadow path code, add a line view.clipsToBounds = NO; Hope that helps!
@hitek86 you would implement the didSelectRowAtIndexPath method which is part of being a tableview delegate and then in that method you would update things accordingly
Hi, I need more info as to what you are trying to do. Regardless tho, changing that main view based on cell selection requires a lot more setup and a lot more code then what I have shown. Look into embedded view controller as a part of iOS 6. That is certainly a necessary starting point
@hitek86 definitely do not hide and show labels, thats not the way to go. The best thing i could think of would be to subclass UIView create instances of those views when someone clicks a menu item. The only thing with that is you would have to do most of the ui stuff in code and not in the storyboard using drag and drop which is obviously much nicer. That question is a bit complex tho to simply answer in a comment. I might do a little work and get back to you if i can come up with an easier way
any tips to implement this project uscing different views controller? one for the menu and one for the top layer? unisng the root controllore just to change the toplayer or the menu views?
@abarba77 Excellent! Thanks for the help (still getting used to xcode). If I wanted to update the top layer (say buttons/label/etc) on top later dependent on tableview selection, what would be the best way to go about that (I know splitview would be best, but I like this representation better).
@abarba77 Sorry for bugging you so much, but: If I wanted to change the view based on row selection (I have about 8 diff views I'd want to show), would I need to create a pan view for each of them, and hide/show based on row selection? Or would it be a better idea to just show/hide buttons/labels instead?
@hitek86 Not a problem. Check the new description, there should be a drop box link in there. Im not sure how sharing projects works but you might have to relink things from the story board to the .h and .m files. Good luck and I hope you liked the tutorial.
Hey Andrew, many thanks for your tutorials. It would be very cool, if you do another example, putting another table view on the top layer, let's say, a news feed, just like Facebook. It would be cool to see how to deal with two different tableViews downloading different Arrays. Like this second table downloading feeds from users and populating the TableView. Once again, many thanks.
Way to go man! Thank you for sharing this knowledge, I really look forward for more of your tutorials. Thanks!! (Y)
The most common problem with the shadow is the views clipsToBounds property is probably set to YES. In interfaceBuilder (the storyboard file) click the view and make sure the clipsToBounds check box is UNCHECKED. If that doesnt do it, then where you put the shadow path code, add a line view.clipsToBounds = NO; Hope that helps!
Great Tutorial!
@hitek86 you would implement the didSelectRowAtIndexPath method which is part of being a tableview delegate and then in that method you would update things accordingly
Great stuff here!!... Thanks for sharing!
Hi, I need more info as to what you are trying to do. Regardless tho, changing that main view based on cell selection requires a lot more setup and a lot more code then what I have shown. Look into embedded view controller as a part of iOS 6. That is certainly a necessary starting point
@hitek86 definitely do not hide and show labels, thats not the way to go. The best thing i could think of would be to subclass UIView create instances of those views when someone clicks a menu item. The only thing with that is you would have to do most of the ui stuff in code and not in the storyboard using drag and drop which is obviously much nicer. That question is a bit complex tho to simply answer in a comment. I might do a little work and get back to you if i can come up with an easier way
any tips to implement this project uscing different views controller? one for the menu and one for the top layer? unisng the root controllore just to change the toplayer or the menu views?
Hey, would you be willing to share the xcode project for this? This is the only tutorial i can find that is up to date for 5.2 ;/
How do i make a shortcut from the cells to another page/ view?
@abarba77 Excellent! Thanks for the help (still getting used to xcode). If I wanted to update the top layer (say buttons/label/etc) on top later dependent on tableview selection, what would be the best way to go about that (I know splitview would be best, but I like this representation better).
@abarba77 Sorry for bugging you so much, but:
If I wanted to change the view based on row selection (I have about 8 diff views I'd want to show), would I need to create a pan view for each of them, and hide/show based on row selection? Or would it be a better idea to just show/hide buttons/labels instead?
Hey.. thanks again... btw... the link to the project expired i guess... its not working anymore!
@hitek86 Not a problem. Check the new description, there should be a drop box link in there. Im not sure how sharing projects works but you might have to relink things from the story board to the .h and .m files. Good luck and I hope you liked the tutorial.
Woops sorry about that. Im glad you liked it tho. Check the description for the updated link