Switch from UIView to ScrollView in Swift
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Originally, the number of menus was one, but it was changed to more than one.
So I want to change the UIView (Container View) so that I can scroll horizontally.
Shop Menu View Cell is TableView -> TableViewCell -> TableViewCell (This) on the screen.
I tried several ways to switch to the horizontal scroll view.
I have separated the Container View and made it into a Cell
I also tried adding Scroll View or UICollectionView.
But all the way was not what I wanted.
Perhaps the Shop Menu View Cell is due to having passed the TableView twice.
I could not solve it for four days.
Please give me a hint how to implement.
ios swift uitableview uiview
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
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Originally, the number of menus was one, but it was changed to more than one.
So I want to change the UIView (Container View) so that I can scroll horizontally.
Shop Menu View Cell is TableView -> TableViewCell -> TableViewCell (This) on the screen.
I tried several ways to switch to the horizontal scroll view.
I have separated the Container View and made it into a Cell
I also tried adding Scroll View or UICollectionView.
But all the way was not what I wanted.
Perhaps the Shop Menu View Cell is due to having passed the TableView twice.
I could not solve it for four days.
Please give me a hint how to implement.
ios swift uitableview uiview
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46
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up vote
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Originally, the number of menus was one, but it was changed to more than one.
So I want to change the UIView (Container View) so that I can scroll horizontally.
Shop Menu View Cell is TableView -> TableViewCell -> TableViewCell (This) on the screen.
I tried several ways to switch to the horizontal scroll view.
I have separated the Container View and made it into a Cell
I also tried adding Scroll View or UICollectionView.
But all the way was not what I wanted.
Perhaps the Shop Menu View Cell is due to having passed the TableView twice.
I could not solve it for four days.
Please give me a hint how to implement.
ios swift uitableview uiview
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
Originally, the number of menus was one, but it was changed to more than one.
So I want to change the UIView (Container View) so that I can scroll horizontally.
Shop Menu View Cell is TableView -> TableViewCell -> TableViewCell (This) on the screen.
I tried several ways to switch to the horizontal scroll view.
I have separated the Container View and made it into a Cell
I also tried adding Scroll View or UICollectionView.
But all the way was not what I wanted.
Perhaps the Shop Menu View Cell is due to having passed the TableView twice.
I could not solve it for four days.
Please give me a hint how to implement.
ios swift uitableview uiview
ios swift uitableview uiview
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
asked Nov 19 at 7:11
Enkha
1438
1438
You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46
|
show 2 more comments
You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46
You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46
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To create editable forms of data display for static information, static TableViewController is best choice. As it automatically adjust your view when keyboard appear and other many feature, along with scroll. Plus you can directly outlet all the components to your controller class.
Your view will look something like:
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
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active
oldest
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oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
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To create editable forms of data display for static information, static TableViewController is best choice. As it automatically adjust your view when keyboard appear and other many feature, along with scroll. Plus you can directly outlet all the components to your controller class.
Your view will look something like:
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
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0
down vote
accepted
To create editable forms of data display for static information, static TableViewController is best choice. As it automatically adjust your view when keyboard appear and other many feature, along with scroll. Plus you can directly outlet all the components to your controller class.
Your view will look something like:
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
8,50485292
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
To create editable forms of data display for static information, static TableViewController is best choice. As it automatically adjust your view when keyboard appear and other many feature, along with scroll. Plus you can directly outlet all the components to your controller class.
Your view will look something like:
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
8,50485292
To create editable forms of data display for static information, static TableViewController is best choice. As it automatically adjust your view when keyboard appear and other many feature, along with scroll. Plus you can directly outlet all the components to your controller class.
Your view will look something like:
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
8,50485292
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
8,50485292
answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
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answered Nov 19 at 7:48
rptwsthi
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You mean you want to make the contents in your tableView cell scroll horizontally?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:30
More precisely, I want to create multiple Container View and then scroll.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:36
Did you tried using table view with container views(as tableView cell)?
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:39
I tried it but it did not work. If it is the correct implementation, I will try again.
– Enkha
Nov 19 at 7:41
From what I know, this is the appropriate implementation. But I may miss some points.
– 0xa6a
Nov 19 at 7:46