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iphone Programming Glossary: sethighlightedRemoving text shadow in UITableViewCell when it's selected http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1184014/removing-text-shadow-in-uitableviewcell-when-its-selected share improve this question One way which should work is to extend UITableViewCell and override the setSelected AND setHighlighted methods setting the drop shadow state accordingly. This will make sure it's painted at the same time as the background highlight.. shadow state accordingly. This will make sure it's painted at the same time as the background highlight update. void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted animated BOOL animated super setHighlighted highlighted animated animated self applyLabelDropShadow highlighted.. at the same time as the background highlight update. void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted animated BOOL animated super setHighlighted highlighted animated animated self applyLabelDropShadow highlighted void setSelected BOOL selected animated BOOL animated..
Keeping a UIButton selected after a touch http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1785008/keeping-a-uibutton-selected-after-a-touch call to UIButton setSelected NO after my network op finishes but it doesn't seem to do anything. Same thing if I call setHighlighted . I suppose I could try swapping out the background image to denote a selected state for the duration of the network op..
How to open call out MKAnnotationView programmatically? (iPhone, MapKit) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2193843/how-to-open-call-out-mkannotationview-programmatically-iphone-mapkit but discourages setting it directly this doesn't work tried it . For the rest MKAnnotationView only has a setHighlighted same story and can ShowCallout method.. Any hints if this is possible at all iphone ios mapkit mkannotation callouts ..
Keep iPhone UIButton Highlighted http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2290534/keep-iphone-uibutton-highlighted in blue even after being pressed iphone uibutton share improve this question The solution is to do button setHighlighted YES in the next runloop void highlightButton UIButton b b setHighlighted YES IBAction onTouchup UIButton sender self performSelector.. this question The solution is to do button setHighlighted YES in the next runloop void highlightButton UIButton b b setHighlighted YES IBAction onTouchup UIButton sender self performSelector @selector highlightButton withObject sender afterDelay 0.0 ..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4331967/uibutton-in-uitableviewcell uibutton share improve this question This was driving me crazy. I figured out that you need to override setHighlighted animated and setSelected animated void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted animated BOOL animated super setHighlighted highlighted.. was driving me crazy. I figured out that you need to override setHighlighted animated and setSelected animated void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted animated BOOL animated super setHighlighted highlighted animated animated self.yourButton.highlighted NO.. setHighlighted animated and setSelected animated void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted animated BOOL animated super setHighlighted highlighted animated animated self.yourButton.highlighted NO void setSelected BOOL selected animated BOOL animated super..
UIButton setTitle:forState: question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4370466/uibutton-settitleforstate-question YES NSLog @ Selected title @ button titleLabel text prints title Selected only button setSelected NO button setHighlighted YES NSLog @ highlighted title @ button titleLabel text prints title Highlighted only button setSelected YES NSLog @ highlighted..
Highlighting a UIControl subclass http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4428437/highlighting-a-uicontrol-subclass automatically set their highlighted property correctly based solely on touch events. What you need is to override setHighlighted method to implement a specific algorithm void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted super setHighlighted highlighted Only as an.. solely on touch events. What you need is to override setHighlighted method to implement a specific algorithm void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted super setHighlighted highlighted Only as an example. Caution looks like a disabled control self.alpha highlighted.. need is to override setHighlighted method to implement a specific algorithm void setHighlighted BOOL highlighted super setHighlighted highlighted Only as an example. Caution looks like a disabled control self.alpha highlighted 0.5f 1.0f share improve this..
How to highlight a row in a UITableView http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4518723/how-to-highlight-a-row-in-a-uitableview a row UITableViewCell tableView UITableView tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath NSIndexPath indexPath ... cell.textLabel setHighlighted YES return cell iphone objective c cocoa touch uitableview share improve this question This line will handle repainting..
UIView backgroundColor disappears when UITableViewCell is selected http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5222736/uiview-backgroundcolor-disappears-when-uitableviewcell-is-selected layer border properties those are retained Here is the sequence of function calls that results from touching a cell setHighlighted touchesEnded layoutSubviews willSelectRowAtIndexPath delegate side setSelected this is where all your view background colors.. puts the code inside the UITableViewCell subclass which is nice. Unfortunately re asserting the background colors in setHighlighted does nothing because setHighlighted is called before all the background colors get set to r 0 b 0 g 0 a 0 by the first call.. subclass which is nice. Unfortunately re asserting the background colors in setHighlighted does nothing because setHighlighted is called before all the background colors get set to r 0 b 0 g 0 a 0 by the first call to setSelected. TODO Give a great..
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