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dubbeat
dubbeat

Reputation: 7847

How to get the X and Y position of a UI button iPhone

Could somebody show me how to get the x and y position of a UIButton in cocoa?

The button moves on the screen when clicked and I want to use it's current position to position another UIBUtton relative to it.

I've tried using

CGRect rect=[myButton imageRectForContentRect];

The compiler tells me that myButton may not respond to imageRectForContentRect.

Upvotes: 9

Views: 18504

Answers (2)

Seva Alekseyev
Seva Alekseyev

Reputation: 61370

Use

myButton.frame

Specifically for position, use myButton.frame.origin.x and myButton.frame.origin.y. That would be the top left corner. This is the easiest solution for finding a button's position.

Upvotes: 19

Felixyz
Felixyz

Reputation: 19143

    CGPoint position = myButton.frame.origin;

This works for any UIView.

The compiler is right (as it's prone to be): there is no method called imageRectForContentRect. There is, however, imageRectForContentRect: which takes a CGRect as its argument. You don't have to use it to get the position.

Upvotes: 5

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