iOS Question Fighting with the Designer

[Blueforcer]

Im just porting my B4A app to iOS and im really struggling to get my layout right.
Im doing it like in B4A but the behaviour is completely different.

In Layoutdesigner when playing the script. it looks good.
Also in the B4I-Bridge:

But actual running on the device the ListView (Wich is a B4XCustomlistview) doesnt move as it should. What im doing wrong here?

 

[Alexander Stolte]

Delete the "AutoScaleAll"...

 

[Blueforcer]

Delete the "AutoScaleAll"...

Makes no difference

 

[Erel]

Worth watching the B4i / B4J resize event video tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/etp.html?vimeography_gallery=1&vimeography_video=255731307
This is usually the cause of such problems.

 

[Blueforcer]

Worth watching the B4i / B4J resize event video tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/etp.html?vimeography_gallery=1&vimeography_video=255731307
This is usually the cause of such problems.

Ok i will try to put everything in the resize event.
but what is the main purpose of the script in the designer if it is not used?

 

[Blueforcer]

Still doesnt work.
I disabled "Handle resize event" in the designer

Sub B4XPage_Resize (Width As Int, Height As Int)
    LiveView.Height = 8 * (100%x/32) -1
    ListView.AsView.Top=LiveView.Top+LiveView.Height
End Sub

if i set CustomListView.AsView.Top=0 the listview is still much too low.. i really dont get the point..
Where is position 0 ?! And why its not on top. For my understanding with Top=0 the Listview should hide the Liveview and the header completely

 

[Blueforcer]

Ok one step further. It has something to do with the B4XCustomListview.
If i swap it with a panel, it works as expected, even without the resize event

 

[emexes]

Im just porting my B4A app to iOS and im really struggling to get my layout right.
Im doing it like in B4A but the behaviour is completely different.
But actual running on the device the ListView (Wich is a B4XCustomlistview) doesnt move as it should. What im doing wrong here?

It doesn't look to me like you're doing it wrong, and yet... the results indicate otherwise.

This is clutching at straws, but what I would try is:

TempHeight = 8 * (100%x / 32) - 1
TempBottom = LiveView.Top + TempHeight
LiveView.Height = TempHeight
ListView.SetTopAndBottom(TempBottom, AppLabel1.Top)

so that you're not relying on the change to the LiveView object being instantly carried through to its output properties.

 

[Erel]

Best if you create a small project with only the layout and upload it.

 

[emexes]

Ok one step further. It has something to do with the B4XCustomListview.

Any more steps further? Or did the problem fix itself? as sometimes happens - technology is a mysterious thing