I have a design for an iOS app that has what looks like a table cell that is editable.
How would I go about implementing and email and password fields? I don't want to make the login screen one big table view controller, but should I use table views or text fields?
You can get something very similar by using two UITextFields and changing the border style. However, if this doesn't work for you, you can always put an image in the background that looks exactly like what you want, and simply hide the border on the text fields.
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How can I implement the login screen in the setting like the image below?
I can't find the tutorial..
What I know is grouped table view only, I want to know how to do the username and password text input like that
Its simple first TableView Cell have
UIImageView
UITextField
UITextField
The others are more simple just need to manage the click event to provide appropriate implementation.
If you want a tutorial about handling UITextFields in tableview here it is.
I'm trying to create a Table View Cell array and have the name displayed in each table. The tables will look like what you see on the home screen of the Evernote app (shortcut, tags, places, notebooks etc.) and each one will access the next screen when tapped. How do I go about doing this? Novice app developer.
This is an image of the result I'm trying to get.
That is a basic cell with transparent background and other views (and images, layers, etc.) added as subviews.
For the other things I suggest to study how UITableView works and how to push a UIViewController using a UINavigationController.
In general you should study iOS and Objective-C from zero.
In iOS, the built-in contacts app looks similar to what's displayed on this example page. What controls are being used to create the initial view? Is it a table view? If so, how is the image on the left offset from the two rows?
What's happening behind the scenes to switch this view into edit mode? Are labels being replaced with textboxes or are the textboxes simply being set to editable?
There are 2 ways to do things like this that I know
#1. That is UI TableView, but TableView with a custom TableView Header.
Also it is UITableViewStyleGrouped
Just Init and setup the view include a UIImageView On the left side and three UITextField on the right side.
like this
|----------| |---TextField---|
|---Image--| |---TextField---|
|----------| |---TextField---|
and set this view with:
self.tableview.headerView = yourViewWithImageAndTextField;
2. Just try to use Apple's own ABPersonViewController
Apple's sample
Documentation
Good luck to you
This looks like an pre iOS7 UITableView in UITableViewStyleGrouped style, and a probably a custom cell to handle the image.
My app design required a page that display 'user information' and i currently have this setup using a simple table view in a View controller. Now, the tricky thing is I need to be able to provide functionality to the user to be able to edit these on the same same screen. So essentially when the user taps on a row in the table view, I want that little flashing text line at the end of the current text in the row so the user can edit what's currently present and I also want a save button to apear on the top when a user has started editing. The tricky part is, not all fields in my table view will be editable. So, I need certain fields to be editable and have the save button appear and certain fields not.
Can you tell me how would I go about modifying my existing design to implement this functionality? I would appreciate some code if you think you can show me how exactly I would go about doing things.
You would probably want to make some custom UITableViewCells. You can fill a tableview with all sorts of different cells which are different sizes and looks different, all at the same time. I would suggest a custom UITableViewCell which will hold a UITextField as one of the subviews. On the cells which you don't want user interaction with the textfield, either make a new custom cell that uses a UILabel or just do textfield.userInteractionEnabled = NO. Look up some custom uitableviewCell tutorials to get you started and then use the approach that I suggested for your problem.
Quite simply, I'm trying to add multiple buttons to the bottom of the static table view, much like in the address book app (below the contact's details for Send Message, Share Contact and Add to Favourites). However it just simply won't let me add three button in Storyboards unless I use a subview but then I can't quite get the colour to be the same as that of the iOS 6 background (and I've used the colour picker). What happens is that it'll simply add the button below the table view section and it takes up the entire width of the iPad's screen.
My other (and original) thought was to use the static table view cells to simply call methods. What I want to do here is add the building's details (like address, name etc) to the user's contacts app when they press the tableview/button - but I can't link it to any IBActions.
Using a button would be no problem, so if the first issue could be solved that'd be excellent.
If you use the solution with the subview, you can set the views backgroundcolor to [UIColor clearColor]