I am trying to make a settings screen with rows that have a toggle inside, like the one in the picture.
I have been trying with CPListTemplate and CPListItem, but I don't manage to show any toggle inside the item.
Have anyone managed to do it?
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Initially I want to show a composable immediately on top of the Android default keyboard, what slides in if needed on my different screens. Similar like in this example, but I do not want to set WindowCompat.setDecorFitsSystemWindows(window, false), which would be required for this solution.
Therefore, I've set in the manifestv for that Activity:
android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize"
And aligned stuff I want to display immediately on top of the keyboard to Alignment.Bottom.
For the very same activity, I also have a use case, where the keyboard slides in, but I do not want to align it on top of the keyboard. it shall remain on the the same position as it was without keyboard.
Can I selectively tell a composable to ignore android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize", which was already set for the whole Activity?
In whatsapp, when we go to any particular user then at right corner there is more option (three dots menu). Then after clicking that menu, one list will come and again at last row there is navigate arrow, then after clicking on that row again new menu will come.
here is the images,
after clicking on more option, following view will appear
I want to implement this feature in my iOS Project. Anyone have any idea how to implement it ?
You can manage it with multiple ways!
First Way : Take two table view for the menu. Initially keep one tableview hidden. Then on more's click of first tableview, show second tableview and hide firt one.
Second Way : Take only one tableview and reload different data. I mean on click of main change your datasource for tableview and reload it.
DropDown menu's are considered bad practice in iOS. Use one UIAlertController to show first options, than on selecting the More show another UIAlertController.
I have a Kivy app that uses a slightly modified Settings as a data record editor.
I want to hide or show an item after the setting panel has been created (depending on user interaction with some other setting item).
Is there a simple way of dynamically hiding a setting item, so that it doesn't take up any space?
I can set the opacity to 0 and disabled to True and the items disappears, but still takes space.
Setting the size to (0,0) (to hide) and resetting it to the original value (to show it) corrupts the view.
What is the correct way of doing this?
Removing the SettingItem seems complicated, because the items to hide a somewhere in the middle of the items.
I have added Settings.Bundle to my app. I want to create several Child panes and I need to perform in them customization, like a cell in table view :(UITableViewCellStyleValue1 or any other).
It is possible to do such thing?
In my Root.plist I have specified 'Settings Page Title', but when my app is executed the title is not used.
The last Item(String) from 'Preference Items' is not displayed, why it's like that?
This is how I would like to customize Child Panes ( I mean text & position not color of background):
Is it possible to change fonts,frames of corresponding labels from code?
BTW, how to create preferences as Facebook, twitter, Flickr apps have?
I have a split view app that displays a thumbnail image and a button for continuing to the full view. The label, right now, is just there to make sure that the button works because I have yet to connect the full view. When the app first opens, the image is not displayed since the user has not selected an image at that point, but the button (and label) are displayed anyway. How can I get the button and label to be displayed only once a user has selected which image to view from the table?
Change default settings in Interface Builder for the button to start out as hidden, and also make sure that it starts out disabled so that users don't accidentally click it without knowing that its there, then add the following code to where you detect whether or not the image has been selected.
yourButton.enabled = YES;
yourButton.hidden = NO;
Let me know how that works out for you!
-Karoly