Table cell is the one that appears in Table view objects. This class includes properties and methods for setting and managing cell content and background [including text, images and custom views] managing the cell selection and highlight state, managing accessory views, and initiating the editing of the cell contents.
Configure.IT brings you this control with the dynamic data being displayed as per your requirement. Table cell represents a single row/column intersection in a TableView, whereas Table View represents a collection of data of multiple rows that can be scrolled. A table cell is one grouping within a table. Cells are grouped horizontally (rows of cells) and vertically (columns of cells). Configure the Table cell and Label within and find the data being populated.
Sets the width of the Table Cell.
Sets the height of the Table Cell.
Sets unique identifier for the control. Control can be referenced with the name set in this property for configuration.
Set "Object ID" of Table Cell which contains this control or can serve as parent.
An identifier of cell to reuse in table view. It will reduce memory allocation.
Sets the style of cell, when tapped.
Sets accessory type to cell.
Sets accessory type to cell in editing mode.
A control object based on which height of cell will be dynamic. [Note - “Dynamic Height Enable Cell” should be enabled.]
A control object based on which width of cell will be dynamic. [Note - “Dynamic Height Enable Cell” should be enabled.]
A Boolean value that controls whether the cell background is indented when the Table View is in editing mode.
Enables dynamic height for Table Cell control based on number of cells. Maximum height would be the value set in "Height" property.
A control object based on which height of the cell will be dynamic. [Note - “Dynamic Height Enable Cell” should be enabled.]
Sets the background color of Table Cell.
Sets the background color of Table Cell only for the selected part.
Control object ID to see in the cell, with left swipe animation.
Control object ID to see in the cell, with right swipe animation.
You can use this property to add space between the cell’s contents and the left edge of the table. Positive inset values move the cell content and cell separator inward and away from the table edges.
You can use this property to add space between the cell’s contents and the right edge of the table. Positive inset values move the cell content and cell separator inward and away from the table edges.
Enables the Interaction with user, i.e. control responds when user taps on it.
Used to set the transparency to the Table Cell which ranges from 0 to 1.
Used to set the background color to the Table Cell.
Sets the image to the Table Cell in the background.
Sets the Main image to the Table Cell in Highlighted State.
Group of horizontal android default properties.
Reference type is the the default property to set selected view with respect to other view.
Reference object that is used for positioning selected object.
marginLeft : Specifies extra space on the left side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
marginRight : Specifies extra space on the right side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
Offset Value defines the extra space value in the pixel.
This property centers the child horizontally with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
If any of the horizontal layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied horizontal custom layout setting parameter(s).
Group of vertical android default properties.
These are the android default properties to set selected view with respect of other view.
Reference object that is used for positioning selected object
marginTop : Specifies extra space on the top side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
marginBottom : Specifies extra space on the bottom side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
Value define the extra space value in pixel.
This property centers the child vertically with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
If any of the vertical layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied vertical custom layout setting parameter(s)
For instance, a Bottom value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the top of the bottom edge.
Group of vertical android default properties.
Group of horizontal android default properties.
For instance, a Top value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the bottom of the top edge.
Sets the height of the view
match_parent/fill_parent : Takes the height as its parent view
wrap_content : Takes the height as its content’s height
This property centers the child vertically with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
The padding is expressed in pixels for the left, top, right and bottom parts of the view. Padding can be used to offset the content of the view by a specific amount of pixels.
For instance, a Left value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the right of the left edge.
Sets the width of the view
match_parent/fill_parent : Takes the width as its parent view
wrap_content : Takes the width as its content’s width
If any of the layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied custom layout setting parameter(s).
The height of the view cannot be less than the given value.
If user select “Default Min Height” then android default value is taken otherwise it takes 0dp.
The width of the view cannot be less than the given value.
If user select “Default Min Width” then android default value is taken otherwise it takes 0dp.
For instance, a Right value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the left of the right edge.
Hiding an element can be done by checking ‘Hide’. This property lets you hide the control.
Advance - Sets auto resizing with respect to superview, for Table Cell.
This event is triggered on load Table View. Hence any action can be defined [for eg: when a Table View loads like API Call to load data to be shown on cells] This can be configured in "LOAD" event listed under "Action(S)" tab of Table Cell control.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped once with a single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped twice with a single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped thrice with a single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped twice with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped once with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is tapped thrice with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell swiped left with single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped right with single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped up with single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped down with single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped left with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped right with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped up with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is swiped down with two fingers.
Fired when Table Cell is panned (sweeped) with single finger.
Fired when Table Cell is panned (sweeped) with two fingers.
Fired when there is an elongated press on Table Cell with single finger.
Fired when there is an elongated press on Table Cell with two fingers.
Configure.IT provides you with this unique feature which lets Cell’s height to be set in run time based on text content of one of its resident controls. This feature can be added to Table Cell by enabling “Dynamic Height Enable In Cell” property and setting its “Dynamic Cell Base ID” property to a control, based on whose content cell’s height has to be calculated.
You can add left and(or) right view to Table Cell which will be revealed when user swipes in left or right direction on cell. You need use “View” control as left or right swipe view and left or right swipe view should be added on Table Cell. For using left swipe view, you need to set “Cell Left Swipe View Id” property to View control, that has to be revealed when user swipes on a cell in left direction and for using right swipe view, you need to set “Cell Right Swipe View Id” property to View control, that has to be revealed when user swipes on a cell in right direction.
Different colors or images can be shown on Table Cell when user swipes on it. For adding color animations on left swipe you need to use, “Left Swipe First Color” (shown when user swipes up to 50% of the cell in left direction) and “Left Swipe Second Color” (shown when user swipes more than 50% of the cell in left direction). For adding color animations on right swipe you need to use, “Right Swipe First Color” (shown when user swipes up to 50% of the cell in right direction) and “Right Swipe Second Color” (shown when user swipes more than 50% of the cell in right direction). For adding image animations on left swipe you need to use, “Left Swipe First Icon” (shown when user swipes up to 50% of the cell in left direction) and “Left Swipe Second Icon” (shown when user swipes more than 50% of the cell in left direction). For adding image animations on right swipe you need to use, “Right Swipe First Icon” (shown when user swipes up to 50% of the cell in right direction) and “Right Swipe Second Icon” (shown when user swipes more than 50% of the cell in right direction).
You can set background views for Table Cell in normal and selected states. You need use “View” control as background view for Table Cell. Set “Background View” property to the View control, which you want to show as cell’s background in normal state and set “Selected Background View” property to the View control, which you want to show as cell’s background in selected state.
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