I need to activate horizontal swipe and add related instant articles in instant articles, but I can't find any demo that help making this.
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I cannot find any documentation or tutorial for this.
On iOS it is easy to add a "swipe right-to-left" action to a UITableViewCell. Such as in the mail app you can swipe on an email to get more options.
This same feature is implemented in the watchOS Messages app as seen here:
As you can see, I've swipe across on a cell and the "Bin" option is now shown.
How would I implement this?
Sorry for the vague question, but I just cannot find it anywhere.
I am writing an iOS app in Swift 2 using Xcode 7.
I want to display a set of a user's trophies. For this, I am imagining a horizontally scrollable display as each trophy image is small, but users can have more trophies that fit across a screen.
You can see a Sketch example here: i.stack.imgur.com/VtpEc.png
I first thought that I could use a UIScrollableView, but I don't think this will work because user's are NOT supposed to be able to zoom into these trophies. BUT, if UIScrollView is the way to go, then how do I go about implementing it horizontally and without zoom? The most similar feature in an app that I have found is in Facebook's iOS app. Facebook uses these "horizontally scrollable views" for suggested friends/groups.
You can see what I am talking about in this screenshots: Facebook Horizontal Scroll
This feature also seems to be built in to Apple's iOS. When choosing which action to perform, users are presented with a "horizontally scrollable list" of apps to choose from.
See what I'm talking about here: built in iOS horizontal scroll
I would appreciate any help that anyone can offer! Thank you!
They're using a UICollectionView with an horizontal flow layout.
This more detailed answer might help you to figure out how to implement it: https://stackoverflow.com/a/19435898/5741377
PSPDFKit lets you scroll pages of a PDF 2 ways, by swiping left or right, or by tapping on the left or right edges. Is there a way to disable this "left or right" edges tapping?
We want to use PDF tapping for something completely different and this effect causes some issues.
PSPDFKit Founder here. Please use our support Platform at https://support.pspdfkit.com to ask questions.
Since this is an easy one, I'll reply here.
Simply disable scrollOnTapPageEndEnabled.
The new facebook app has a new feature. There is a little circle in the bottom of a message that means where is the user in the conversation. (hist last seen message).
It is pretty awesome, but i couldn´t figure out how it was developed. I´m pretty sure they created a new cell type, to show where is each user in the conversation. And then, if the user reads it, it just update the table and the user will be in another message that he just read. This would be ok.
But my question is, during this transition, the little circle is animated from the current message to the new position, and the others little circle are animated to make space for the new coming little circle. How is that possible? To animate something on top of a listview?
Thanks in regards,
Can you give me a screenshot of what you're talking about so I can look at it, or give steps to get to the screen you're talking about?
Facebook does some pretty remarkable stuff with iOS. If you want to see some of the crazier things, check out the app Paper that was developed using the Pop Framework. In there you might find some of the UI actions you're looking for.
I am trying to expand my application that is currently in the App Store. I found an interesting way to change between two UITableViews by swiping and I want to implement something similar. I tried searching but had no luck, most of the searches ended up in swiping UITableViewCells or what Android uses "fragments"
What I want to achieve looks like this. I will show you in three different pictures taken from the livescore app. Since I can't upload images here I will give you dropbox url:
View1
View2 (starting to swipe, can see the data on the other view already)
View3 (finished swiping)
Can't post the link since im restricted to two links...
Any ideas what they are using for technique? What it is called and/or if you have a good tutorial for it would be appreciated.