I am new in IOS and Xcode (v4) so I am trying some things up. I have created a view controller to which I have included some toolbar items, a navigation item and a tableview. I am using the storyboard to build the interface. My table view is consisted of static cells. My problem is that in the table view I am trying to increase the rows from 4 to 6 but they will not show up in the storyboard (it is shown to the scenes on the left though). Plus I can't find a way to make them appear. Can anyone explain me why is this happening?
Also in the UITableView is there a scrollbar object integrated in case rows overcome screen size?
Thank you in advance.
You want to see your fifth and sixth cell in storyboard means select your tableview and scroll u able to see. In Simulator also u can scroll ur table view to see the cells.The thing is if u designing in 3.5 inch screen means the available width and height is 320 * 480. In that top 64 for navigation bar and status bar.
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I have 15 items in a plist to use as the table row titles. When I run the app on an iPhone 7 simulator the display looks like this:
But when I use the iPhone XR simulator it looks like this:
(The UITableView fills the entire UIView down to the Preferences button.)
Is there a way to
not cut off the bottom of a cell?
fill the screen with as many cells as will fit on a particular device's screen?
have the table cells extend all the way across the screen from left to right?
I think you have fix the table view height. Please remove the height of table view and set bottom constraints.
I'm currently studying iOS programming in Swift. In creating a static table view, changing the Rows option more and increasing cells' height while designing them, there happens to be a problem:
The table doesn't scroll vertically in the storyboard. So it doesn't show all the cells I assigned in the Row option. I have more cells to work on. How can I handle this?
You can see by following way
Select the controller in the story board
Go to size inspector and make it freeform , then you can increase the height of main view and can see the full content.
I'm having trouble setting a layout for my iOS app. The entire app is shifted right for some reason as you can see by the label and buttons which are in the middle of the scroll view.
I also can't seem to display the entire table. In the screen shot below "another Item" is supposed to have a checkmark and it is only visible if I shift the table in Main.storyboard far to the left where the actual label for the cell item is half visible.
I have a scroll view inside of the view controller and then a label and three buttons as well as a table view with table view cells.
Thanks to Lucas for the answer
Are you using Auto Layout with that storyboard? Looks like you might not have set your constraints up properly. You might also want to take a look at Xcode's new View Debugging functionality.
I have in the bottom of the screen a view containing 4 image views that I use as navigation buttons. That view is pinned to bottom layer by "0". Now my tableview is above this view and I have made a constraint of "10" from tableview to my "navigation view." I have two problems. When my tableview contains more rows than the screen can hold it puts the cells "behind" my "navigation view" even though I made the constraint it shouldn't. Now when I flip the screen to landscape mode it actually makes my navigation view disappear from the screen. I don't understand why as I pinned the bottom view to bottom layer. (2 questions)
Then of course my 2nd row decides to use much bigger font when I load in more rows, which is something I don't even want to bother you guys with yet, I think my simulator is playing tricks with me..
Anyway, I appreciate any help on my 2 problems above. Thank you
EDIT: Here I took some pictures:
http://i.imgur.com/LA9Spt0.png (this shows what i mean with the tableview pushing away the lower view even though the lower view is constrained to the bottom layer and the tableview has a constrain leading to the lower view (menu bar))
http://i.imgur.com/b6VoqFk.png Here what happens when I "pull" the tableview downwards to see more cells it blocks the upper label and top bar (which contains the logo I had to remove for reasons with the company) I tried to use :setBounces and setAlwaysVertBounces set to NO but then I can't scroll down the tableview when more cells exist.
(addition to img. nr 2)multiple cells makes the cells hide behind the lower menu navigation bar. I did make a constrain between the tableview and lower menu bar, shouldn't I be able to make the tableview "create" a scroll bar so u can scroll down instead of cells hiding behind the menu bar.
Thanks, any help much appreciated!
It sounds like you have some conflicts, or missing constraints.
You can see if you have constraints errors in the nib, in the 'view hierarchy' column in the left side of your nib, you will see a little red arrow..
Or that you have some conflict which you can see at the console when running you app.
Thanks
Storyboard had great feature to design tables of static cells.
Until XCode 5 is was possible to compose long list of cells and scroll the table to edit them.
With XCode 5 the scrolling simple stopped working - instead of scrolling the table, now it scrolls entire the storyboard.
Did anyone solved this problem?
I'm completely stuck with my long tables of static cells...
In the storyboard view uncheck Under Top Bars with the problematic scroll view selected.
This allowed me to scroll all the way down.
This only occurred in one of my views, so still not sure what it happens.
I just tried it in my XCode 5. After selecting one of the other not covered table cells I am able to scroll down to the other hidden table cells. Does this work for you too?
Similar post, maybe this helps you too:
Can't scroll to the bottom of a long Static TableViewController in XCode 5 Interface Builder to edit the cells below the fold
Here are the steps that I have found to work:
Select the TableViewController in the Document Outline (view to the
left of the Storyboard).
Click on the Status Bar (or somewhere along the top) of the
TableViewController so that the entire TableViewController is
selected in the Storyboard View.
Use the scroll wheel on your mouse or the "2-finger scroll" on the
trackpad.
The scroll bars on the side of the Storyboard View only seem to move the storyboard around.
It also only seems to work if the mouse pointer is hovering over the TableViewController.
Using Xcode 5.0.2 (5A3005)