jncosideout
jncosideout
@aleene You are right, that is the best course of action.
Got my custom AttributeTableViewCell to work. To test it I am only displaying the _first attribute from the first group_ of this product ["Crème entière fluide Bio (30 % MG)"](https://world.openfoodfacts.dev/api/v0/produit/3596710364015/creme-entiere-fluide-bio-30-mg-auchan?fields=product_name,code,attribute_groups)...
No major changes, got a couple of the Product Attribute icons to display, but only the icons of the Labels, which were .png, and none of the others because they...
I saw the thread on Slack about the PNG vs SVG difficulties in Swift. I agree, working with PNGs is much easier. Here are the latest results from my progress...
Now the `descriptionShort` will wrap and show all text in the AttributeTableViewcell. 😄 The icons for all attributes returned in the JSON from the server have recently been changed from...
> I've merged the underlying code @teolemon Excellent. I will squash the commits in this branch and merge in 'develop' As a quick update: I spent a few days trying...
> I spent a few days trying to add a little 'handle' to the top of the BLTN page pop-up to indicate that you can 'pull' the page down to...
> We use Floating Panel Oh! I should have known not to reinvent the wheel. Thank you, @teolemon In my defense, I was trying to leverage existing code in used...
Status update: I'm still working on changing my design from using the BLTNPageItem to the FloatingPanelViewController. I've managed to set up the FloatingPanelVC by extending ProductDetailVC, but I'm having trouble...
> Status update: I'm having trouble displaying my content on the FloatingPanel view I got it to display now:  __the red and green are for my visual debugging purposes__...