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11/17/13 03:13 PM (12 years ago)

xib menu - Make it scrollable?

Hi all (specifically mutzy), So I'm now thinking that I'd be able to show a lot more content on my app, if the whole menu was scrollable. So instead of limit myself to the size of the portrait iPhone (4 inch), I'd be able to list as many things as I wanted, and show a lot more content on the main menu. I do recognise that this will take a lot of customising. Any solutions would be greatly appreciated.
 
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11/17/13 06:04 PM (12 years ago)
You'd want to create a UIScrollView in Interface Builder, and define it in your .m and .h files. Then you would need to probably make the other items (buttons?) within your original view all become sub-views of the scroll view. I'm sure my description isn't a lot of help, lol. But if you have any ios books, just read up on the scroll view and you should figure it out. -Chris
 
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11/18/13 09:35 AM (12 years ago)
Have I got any iOS Books? You must be joking... I've got like 20 Xcode books! I bought them all before I started out with Buzztouch and since have been stacked up on the wall for nearly two years! Here's a good excuse to wipe off the dust. Yes, this is kind of helpful. At least it gets me on the right tracks. I'll have a look through the books to see what they say!
 
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11/18/13 11:17 AM (12 years ago)
Haha! Well if I've made it work (in a different plugin), I have every bit of confidence that you can make it work! -Chris
 

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