Closed paoloandrea closed 11 years ago
Hey Paulo.
The control uses a CALayer transform to grow/shrink the UIViewController. This means that everything gets shrunk proportionally. Is there a specific reason why you need to know the width?
I havent tested, but within the tableview View Controller you could do a self.view.frame.size.width to get the width. Although I havent had a chance to test the affect of the transform on this property
I need to know the height, not the width of the view closed. In my project, the view contains a tableview with many fields, to work properly, the slider, I have to resize the height of the table for any action to resize.
Are you getting positioning issues when the view is resized? It should just be visually smaller but maintain the same properties on your view controller
Regards,
Kieran Lafferty
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I need to know the height, not the width of the view closed. In my project, the view contains a tableview with many fields, to work properly, the slider, I have to resize the height of the table for any action to resize.
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Hi, thank's to help me. Now i've another question. In the noteView in first plane i have a tableView. How can i detect the size of the noteView closed and the size of the noteView opened. Thank's so much. p