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Pascal
Pascal

Reputation: 1305

Swift: Problems with PrototypeCells in UITableViewController

I have a problem with my iOS Application. I'm using Swift and XCode 6.3. I have a UITableViewController in my application and in this TableView I've created a prototype cell (Custom). In the design it looks like this:

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This is how I want the cells (left the title and on the right a switch in every cell).

But my problem is, if I run the project it looks like this on my iPhone:

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What do I have to do that the cell is looking like my prototype cell? Thank you in advance!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 152

Answers (1)

Aviel Gross
Aviel Gross

Reputation: 9975

Your title label is probably overlapping the switch view. You need to set an auto-layout constraint of horizontal spacing between the right edge (trailing in auto layout language...) of the label and the left edge (leading) of the switch view.

1. ctrl+drag from the label to the switch:

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2. pick horizontal spacing:

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  1. then change the relation to be Greater than or equal instead equal, and set the constant to whatever minimum distance you want to have between the label and the switch:

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  1. add all other missing constrains...

EDIT:
To get the label without having to subclass UITableViewCell you can set a tag to the label:
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Then inside cellForRow.. you can get it with myCell.viewWithTag(999)

Upvotes: 3

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