I have one UITExtField i.e Price, I want to split that UITextField into two UITextField to put the range of price. For example. when the user click on the Price TextField it will split into two UITextField and the user have to put the range like 10,000 to 20,000. How can i achieve this in swift. I didnt find any useful solution on google. Any help please. Thankyou in advance.
As 4oby commented, you will need to use two UITextFields.
Use the methods available in UITextFieldDelegate to listen for editing events, and show or hide the second text field when necessary.
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I have a custom cell table view showing arrays with 4 different infos, on 4 labels.
On another view controller I have a UISwitch, which if switched off, should lead to one of the labels to not show anything.
I was thinking to create a boolean, but this does not get picked up in the tableview.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
You can set the label conditionally in cellForRowAtIndexPath and just call reloadData on the tableView when you hit the switch.
I am trying to display checkmark on UITextField righthandside on tapGesture.
Could you please help me to achieve this.
Check below link for what you exactly looking for
http://dhawaldawar.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/uitextfield-validation-ios/
I have created inherited class of UITextField for validating input effectively, you just need to give regex string in sequence for validation on a particular field and other things like show error on right side and showing popup with a message that we provided at the time of assigning regex will handle by class itself.
I'm damm sure it will save your lot of work...
I am completely a newbie in Mac OSX development. I have a View based NSTableView with 3 columns. Here are the structures of the columns:
TableColumn1->Table Cell View->NSImageView, NSTextField1, NSTextField2
TableColumn2->Table Cell View->NSImageView
TableColumn3->NSButton
I want to control the editable/hidden/etc properties of these controls. Such as, i need to hide the NSButton (regular button, not a check box or radio button) in 3rd column depending on some condition or i would need to change the text color of NSTextField2 in 1st column.
How can i do that. I've searched on Google, but didn't get any suitable solution. :(
I hope i will get the best solution here. Can anyone please help me to get out of this?
Thanks in advance. :)
I hope you are setting tag of all views that contains in cell.
first you have to find the cell
UITableViewCell * cell = (UITableViewCell *)[tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:indexPath];
Then
UITextField *tempTextField = (UITextField *)[cell.contentView viewWithTag:5];
tempTextField.text = #""; //what you like to change
Hope this will help you.
I have created three prototype cells in a split view master view controller, each will hold an NSArray. I also gave each cell a unique identifier.
I need for the cell, when pressed by user to go to its own individual view controller. Please tell me how to code/format the cellForRowAtIndexPath part. I have read many posts saying---now you just need to change the cell for row part--making it sound like something really simple---but code example not given and I just don't see it.
Please Help--been trying to figure this out for hours now!
Thanks!
If you are using storyboards you can do it in the storyboard because you are using prototype cells. You can just make a new push to the view controller for example for each of your three cells. I beleive that the cellForRowAtIndexPath is more for dynamic cells.
I display a file list and want to show the file icon and editable file name in a NSTableColumn.
Also what would be the best way to display an additional NSImage immediately behind the file name (i mean not adding an additional column at the right side for the second icon).
Okay i found the answer to both questions after 10 more minutes of googling.
Apples sample code:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/samplecode/SourceView/Introduction/Intro.html
contains a NSTextFieldCell subclass named ImageAndTextCell which promises to do what i want.