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Table accessoryView Doesn't Work with UITextField, UITextView #69
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Are you sure the bug isn't perhaps just with UITextField's sizeThatFits: implementation? UILabel, etc. are all UIView subclasses as well. On Oct 7, 2011, at 1:33 PM, shannona wrote:
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UILabel has its own sizeThatFits: method, which is why it works. UITextField (and UITextView, which I also tested), just drop back to UIView's default method. Whether the problem is the UIView method (return size;), that UITextField and UITextView don't have their own method, or that layoutSubviews does the wrong thing, I don't actually know--just that the behavior is different under iOS. |
Ok. Likely the real problem is that UITextView/UITextField don't have a sizeThatFits: implementation. Investigation will be necessary. On Oct 7, 2011, at 2:40 PM, shannona wrote:
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When I thought about it more, that's what made the most sense to me too. |
The accessoryView in tables is limited to UILabels and other classes that respond meaningfully to sizeThatFits: . If you instead try to use a UIView child, such as UITextField, the accessory ends up writing right over the main label because sizeThatFits: in UIView just returns the size that it's given.
It's the layoutSubviews method in UITableViewCell that does the wrong thing.
(Under iOS, a UIView in an accessoryView instead behaves as expected.)
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