I am trying to create Tableview with custom celldisplay within UIAlertviewcontroller using swift 4. Please provide some idea or sample link here.
Native UIAlertviewcontroller does not support embedding custom views. You can create custom alert controller or use one of many open source libraries and pods.
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I want to create an MKAnnotationView in my storyboard, but when I click on the button, there is no option to add this.
Is there a way to import custom libraries or expand the list of objects available to use in the storyboard?
Everything I have searched on the topic returned results about adding stuff from the storyboard into viewController.swift or adding already available objects into the storyboard, so I obviously don't know the right words to search for if there are answers online.
It is not possible to create everything on storyboard, you just add the mapView from storyboard to your view controller. But then in order to customize your mapView with annotations, or showing user location etc, you need to write some code.
I found the following tutorial very useful when I first started to learn about MapKit and location services in iOS. I'd suggest to go along with that and then you will have a basic understanding of how MapKit and it's features work.
https://www.raywenderlich.com/548-mapkit-tutorial-getting-started
Is it possible to assign multiple custom classes to the same UI Element in Swift?
I have a UITextField that I need to animate with Spring(Animation library) and I also need to use some other library on the same UITextField that provides some other functionality. I usually assign the custom class in the identity inspector custom class section in the storyboard but I can't find a way to assign multiple classes. I also tried to create a new class and inherit from both of these libraries that I am trying to use but I don't think you can have multiple inheritances in Swift.
You can't, Swift does not support multiple-inheritance. An object can implement multiple protocols but only inherit from one class.
For sorry this is not available in Swift ( Great C++ has it ) , so you have to select anyone and go with it
Ok, I just came up with a great idea that fits my needs perfectly but it might not apply to everyone. Since one of the libraries I was trying to use was purely for animation, I placed my UITextView inside a view, inherited the animation library for the view and inherited the other library for UITextView. Now I have both the animations working and the functionality.
Hi I am new for developing ios application.
I have used cocopods framework for doing the page segmentation control.
I have used following mentioned Cocopods PageMenu framework.
In that Its working fine able to use that pageMenu. In that we need to create the xib customview for doing page menu. so In that framework mentioned with tableview so its able to scroll the page. so I have changed instead of using tableview I have used some form details like ( register page ). so I need to add more textFields for that page.In that scroll not happening. please anyone help for fixing the problem.
I am trying to create a share extension for my app. Instead of using the SLComposeViewController I am creating a custom view with UIViewController. However I am not sure how I should now access the text to display it in the label in my view?
What should I be doing?
Thank you
please have a look at the attached image. I would like to build such a view to add some data to my app. Is the view shown in the image a UiTableView with custom cells? Is there a tutarial showing how to use an UiTableView for form elements (using siwft)?
Thanks
Suggest you look for a third party library that has already implemented what you want. If they're Objective-C you can still use them from Swift through the bridging header.
See this question for some ideas:
Existing iOS form framework