02-12-2010, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by mr tickle
you are gonna be better off using a scrollview, it should work like so
1. generate views in the scrollview using nested for loops
2. each view generated, is positioned in the scrollview, and you pass the name of the thumbnail and fullsize image
3. each view has a symbolic link to the main controller
the scrollviewcontroller is pushed into a navigation stack
4. in each view, you have passed the name of the thumbnail, and fullsize image, over the top of the thumbnail which is a uiimageview and uiimage is your thumb
5. upon clicking, the fullsize image is passed through the parent symbolic link to the main controller, new controller is created, fed the fullsize image, and pushed into the stack.
6. clicking back on the navigation controller pops the current controller, and you go back to the main scrollview with all your thumbnails
dont know if this makes sense, or if you have used scrollview or navigationcontrollers, but that is the way i would do it
scrollview means less hasstle in uitableview and trying to customize it
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Sorry an but i still dont understand. I have used a scroll view but what is the code i should use to link these small images to the big ones in full screen can you provide me with some code please. cheers
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