Situation:
So I have a set of DLradiobuttons inside a custom tableViewCell. The table expands when I click the label(ex. UseVisuals or visual schedule) and shows the options below. After I expand a row, the buttons should be allowed to be clicked, but rather the cell itself is clicked and highlighted.
Issue:
Is there a way to prioritize radiobutton selection over the cell selection?
I created the cells programmatically but the buttons are created in the storyboard. Could it be causing the issue? Should I implement the buttons programmatically as well?
Screen Image is as below
To stop cell selection do
1. By code
cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyle.none
2. By storyboard
Select your tableView and change the property Selection as below
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I'm building a filter view controller.
The top section is a selectable list that the selection is being marked with checkmark.
My problem is that the checkmark pushes my textlabel to the left.
The UITextLabel is aligned right to left.
How do i disable the checkmark from pushing the textlabel so it would work like the ringtone selection viewController in iphone (for example)
You have to handle manually the checkmark adding an UIImage at the left of the UITableViewCell and not using accessoryType because it appears only at the right: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uitableviewcell/1623228-accessorytype
But if you want to still use accessoryType you can give more space at the right of the UILabel.
I have a custom cell in table view, which allows multiple selection. Can i limit the cell selection area of a custom cell. Can i enable selection area to only the left side of the cell not the entire cell.
Please share your thoughts.
In your UITableViewCell subclass override pointInside:withEvent: method and return YES only for the points inside the area you want.
Yes, the way you want can be implemented, You make a button on left side of your cell. So Whenever you click on button your selected are will be enabled.
You do not need to implement any logic in UITableView DidSelectRowForIndexPath.
Need to manage in your button.
You can add a UIButton on the left side of your cell, by this way you can easily handle the selection of UIButton by using its tag value.
In the custom tableView Cell. The are which you want to be non clickable add a button to that area and if a tap is registered in the button the didselectitem at indexPath would not be called I have done a similar implementation myself.
My TableView Implementation
I am trying to create tableview cell selected to show selection color statically upto go another view controller. Now I am facing whenever I clicking the cell its highlighted. I want to show statically after selection cell.
So, I have a custom cell with 5 components on it. Two labels, two buttons, and a text view. I want to be able to segue from this cell to another screen. The segue has been set up, but when testing, I am only able to segue if you click on the cell in a place that isn't covered by an element. Since the text view is most of the cell, it is extremely hard to segue. How can I have it so if I click anywhere on the cell (besides the two buttons of course) it will segue?
You need to set the userInteractionEnabled property of your labels to false.
Best do this in Interface Builder.
This will prevent the label from "stealing" the taps from your cell.
I'm having three buttons on table view cell and have to show some text on label below it but when i'm clicking on button and selecting text it shows in all row and if second button clicks data of first label get blank so is their any way to fill data seprately to cell of table view
Yes it is you have to test for indexPath to see if that cell will display or not what you want. And keep in mind that cell are reused so you have also to remove content from cells or use different cell identifiers for each type of cell.