I want two screen components to be rendered side by side on iPad, just like below.
Is there a way to achieve this using react-navigation. I don't want slide-over left drawer. I want layout like default mail client on iPhone and iPad.
React navigation currently doesn't support this option natively. However, using drawer navigator and drawerType='permanent', as discussed in this github issue here. You can also checkout the official react-navigation example using the drawer navigator here.
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I’m building an app that is similar to apple maps but I want to implement a side menu. Currently I’m using pulley to imitate my app like apple map but while using pulley I’m not being able to implement side menu.
I’m using the same technique in another app and side menu works absolutely fine but in pulley implemented app, side menu just doesn’t show up neither the app gives any error.
I think the issue is in constraints, can you please tell me how to play with constraints to move map and drawer view controller to a side so that side menu shows up.
I have to make sliding Views with Sliding tabs.The tabs are sliding and i have used collectionview for that and now the requirement is to slide the views correponding to the tab like in whatsapp app in android. Is there any optimum solution to acheive that other than scrollview,i have do it fast as i have to deliver it by tomorrow.
SMSwipeableTabView provides this functionality.
SMSwipeableTabView is a custom control which is mixture of UIPageViewController and Scrollable Tab Bar. This is similar to Swipe view with tabs alyout in android. Any number of tabs can be added along with the swipeable views. User can fully customize the control.
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first. This provides pod so that you can implement easily.
This library works with iOS version 8.0 and above. It is written in Swift.
iOS 8.0+ / Mac OS X 10.9+
Xcode 7
Check below sample code :
https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/smswipeabletabview
I want to create side bar menu in iOS application like android using xib not by storyboard?
please help me on above.
Thanks
You can do a slide menu by using MFSideMenu
from git hub.
There are provide you a simple demo application also. Try to use this
I am trying to mimic the half-screen camera as exists in apps like Taptalk. The goal is to have a live camera in a self-contained view on the upper half of the screen controlled by a Cordova plugin, with the lower half of the screen containing the normal HTML-based Cordova content.
I know the standard cordova camera plugin allows you to bring up the fullscreen camera component, and I know that doing this natively, at least on iOS would be relatively straightforward, but I'm really not sure where I would start trying to do this in a cross-platform way within a larger phonegap app (via Ionic).
I'm guessing I need to write a custom Cordova plugin ala this excellent article, but the main conceptual issue I'm worried about is that I think I'd have to use a view positioned and sized to only fill the top half of the screen, as opposed to a fullscreen ViewController (focusing on iOS for now).
Does anyone have any advice for implementing this approach?
I ended up writing my own Cordova plugin, SnapsCamera.
It uses a half-screen-sized view with UIImagePickerController's UIView added as a subview.
just new in mobile development.
I am starting to use/learn Flash Builder 4.6 and try to do my first test app for iOS
I would like to create a simple app which works like a simple catalogue. Basically a list of images that can be showed and switch between images just moving the fingers. Move from left to right will show next image, move from right to left will show previous image.
Basically the same way that you can see your pictures on your Iphone / Ipad
Do I need to create a view per image?
Thanks!
This Flex mobile demo app may overlap your example.
Demo application from Finnkino Movies
Source Code (FXP)
Source Code (ZIP)
You may also want to create a Flex mobile app in Flash Builder using a default template to experiment with transitions of ViewNavigator.
References:
Demo application from Finnkino Movies
Define views in a mobile application
Define transitions in a mobile application