iOS Question View sizes

[Adilson Jacinto]

Hi there,

How can I make sure a view control does go over the others?
What I mean is lets say we have a text field at the top, then I want to place a tableview below that textview but I want the table to be 100% height but I don't want it to go over the textfield I want it to keep below the textfield.
Any Ideas?

Thanks

 

[Erel]

Use the designer to create this layout and put the TableView under the TextField. The TableView should be vertically anchored to BOTH.

 

[narek adonts]

Or TextField.BringToFront

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

Use the designer to create this layout and put the TableView under the TextField. The TableView should be vertically anchored to BOTH.

How can I put the Tableview under TextField ins designer mode where I don't have the view Tableview in the menu???

 

[narek adonts]

do it by code

TextField.BringToFront

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

do it by code

TextField.BringToFront

I have done that but the Textview stays over the Tableview

 

[narek adonts]

But in the first post you told that you want that the textfield be on the top of the tableview?

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

But in the first post you told that you want that the textfield be on the top of the tableview?

No What I meant was I wnat the Textfield always to stay above the TablelView and I want the Tableview to be always 100% height but below Textfield, does it make sense?

 

[narek adonts]

yes. add the tableview and after the texfield so the textfield will be above

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

yes. add the tableview and after the texfield so the textfield will be above

How I can add the Tablelview below in designer mode?

 

[narek adonts]

You should add tableview by code. After adding tableview to a panel call textfield.bringtofront

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

You should add tableview by code. After adding tableview to a panel call textfield.bringtofront

ok thanks I will try that later, as I haven't got my device in front of me to test it... by the way I know it is possible to run a iphone emulator on windows?

 

[narek adonts]

if you are using a local mac builder then yes

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

if you are using a local mac builder then yes

if you are using a local mac builder then yes

How can I set this up?

 

[narek adonts]

just connect to your local builder as you are doing and when choosing device IP within b4i IDE choose simulator

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

just connect to your local builder as you are doing and when choosing device IP within b4i IDE choose simulator

Thanks

 

[Adilson Jacinto]

You should add tableview by code. After adding tableview to a panel call textfield.bringtofront

Hi @narek adonts I tried that but as I said what happens is the TextField come over the TablewView and I wanted the TextField to push the TableView down like "padding bottom" in html to have space between them. This is the code at the moment

TableView.Initialize("TableView", False)
        Page1.RootPanel.AddView(TableView 0, 0, 100%x, 100%y)

        TextField.BringToFront