Imanol Fernandez
Imanol Fernandez
Can you send me a test project?
@rafaelmersant does @tateexon 's fix work for you? I'll push a new version soon
Finally I had some time to work on this issue. The problem seems that the default UITableViewCell implementation doesn't really use/return all cell.contentView subviews in the accessibility protocol implementation. I...
I did some tests while working on 1.5.0 , but it's not trivial to implement. I'll try to figure out a good solution for future releases.
mmm right now swipe is disabled when there aren't buttons to swipe. I would add a small transparent button or UIView to achieve the effect you want.
Try adding it as a subview of swipeContentView ``` /** optional to use contentView alternative. Use this property instead of contentView to support animated views while swiping */ @property (nonatomic,...
You can swipe a cell programmatically with this methods: //default offset -(void) showSwipe: (MGSwipeDirection) direction animated: (BOOL) animated; //custom offset -(void) setSwipeOffset:(CGFloat)offset animated: (BOOL) animated completion:(void(^)(BOOL finished)) completion;
Using these functions along with dispatch_after you could create that effect ``` func hideSwipeAnimated(animated: Bool) func showSwipe(direction: MGSwipeDirection, animated: Bool) ``` I'll add some code in the readme about this
Check this: https://github.com/MortimerGoro/MGSwipeTableCell/issues/150
I'm going to improve the ObjC annotations for Swift and add a full Swift sample