some questions
sham021 opened this issue · comments
i have scrollview that has uiviews that makeup a gridview, will this help me get better memory?
the gridview im using is this one: https://github.com/cekisakurek/CEKTableGridView
Please help
Thanks
Unless you need the zooming and levels of details that JCTiledScrollView adds by being a CATiledLayer you should probably be using UICollectionView for grid based layouts in iOS 5+.
ok thanks for your answer.
i was going to use UICollectionView but i'm making a grid that needed different sized cells as i'm making a TV guide app and i was unable to use UICollectionView, so i ended up using the CEKTableGridView.
this is an example of what my app looks like, the screenshot is off another app on iTunes but my one looks like this: http://a3.mzstatic.com/us/r1000/077/Purple/v4/87/df/c2/87dfc2f5-99d3-c8fc-5e08-60b3f677e2ec/mzl.kvwmkpcc.320x480-75.jpg
and this is my first real app that i'm making for my final year project, so i learn as i go.
any more tips please :)
thanks again.
Ok thanks, i will try out RFQuiltLayout, looks good.
Thanks for the help :)
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 16:33:16 -0700
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Subject: Re: [JCTiledScrollView] some questions (#23)
Sma021 - you can try RFQuiltLayout for different sized cells in collection view
https://github.com/bryceredd/RFQuiltLayout
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Sham021 - looking at what you want to achieve - you would be better off using standard ui table view - and in each cell use a uicollectionview. Just google it.
@sham021 I would really recommend you read up on UICollectionView and FlowLayout. It can do everything you want. Implementing other people's code often causes more problems that it's worth.