PathMenu Button to float over the back view

[adamtheapiguy]

Hello,

Very nice work by the way.

Can I have the PathMenu button float while the background is scrolling (as in TableView Scrolling)?

Cheers, the crazy

[pixyzehn]

@thecrazyfellow Thank you so much. Yes, you can have the PathMenu button float while scrolling. You need to use AutoLayout.

[adamtheapiguy]

I need to put it on top of table view. I can make it float but the table cells won't be selectable.

Do you have an example or how about I send you the 2 scenarios and you tell me the bit I need to add?

[pixyzehn]

@thecrazyfellow I don't have an example. So, if possible, please show me this code or screenshot. I wanna help you as possible.

[adamtheapiguy]

will send it by e-mail now

[pixyzehn]

@thecrazyfellow Ok. I'll check this later.

[legendero]

if this is solved can you share the solution please? i have the same problem that everything around or behind the button can't be clicked or interacted with.

[pixyzehn]

@ghohh This is still not solved. I'll try to solve that again. Sorry

[legendero]

thank you, in the mean time is there a work around? can i add it as a subview or use a container etc...

[pixyzehn]

@ghohh Could you explain the problem you want to solve in details?

[legendero]

i have a mapview and on top the button, i want to be able to tap the button to present different options and also be able to interact with the mapview to zoom or unzoom and move around which i can't right now, if this is a stupid question please bear with me because i'm a beginner with this stuff.

[adamtheapiguy]

I had the same problem but with table view on the back and I couldn't select cells. The problem is that the view where the float button is added to, takes the whole screen.

What I have done is, I have added a border to the view (to see the bounds of the view) then limited the view bounds to only the button and the other buttons that appear when you click. This allowed me to select the table cells as long as I'm away from the bounds of the view for the menu path which I have limited it only to menu path expanded instead of the whole screen.

I'm waiting on Pixyzehn to have a more elegant solution where the bounds of the view can dynamically change from just the menu path button when collapsed to the menu button as well as the other buttons when expanded.

Cheers, _adam

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On Sep 24, 2015, at 5:48 AM, ghohh [email protected] wrote:

i have a mapview and on top the button, i want to be able to tap the button to present different options and also be able to interact with the mapview to zoom or unzoom and move around which i can't right now, if this is a stupid question please bear with me because i'm a beginner with this stuff.

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[pixyzehn]

@AdamAliAU @ghohh I now develop new version that fix the above problem. It plan to use Swift2.0. Please wait a moment.

[legendero]

thank you very much, can't wait to try it.

[adamtheapiguy]

Thank you

Cheers, _adam

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On Sep 24, 2015, at 10:33 AM, ghohh [email protected] wrote:

thank you very much, can't wait to try it.

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[pixyzehn]

@AdamAliAU @ghohh I have released version 1.1.0. Check it out by Xcode7. Let me know any problem.

[legendero]

thank you, trying it now and will report back if any problem.

[adamtheapiguy]

Thank you. Will try it this weekend and will let you know.

Cheers, _adam

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On Sep 27, 2015, at 4:29 PM, Nagasawa Hiroki [email protected] wrote:

@AdamAliAU @ghohh I have released version 1.1.0. Check it out by Xcode7. Let me know any problem.

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