I have some options in an UITableView and want that the user can scroll forever. When the end is reached, I want to append the begginning so the user can continue to scroll.
How would I do that?
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I have some options in an UITableView and want that the user can scroll forever. When the end is reached, I want to append the begginning so the user can continue to scroll.
How would I do that?
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tableView:numberOfRowsInSection:return some huge number, and act accordingly intableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath:by returning same cells over and over.You can also have limited number of rows, and at the end show a different cell – containing a button for user which he can use to append new rows. When that button is clicked you simply call
[tableView reloadData]and provide more rows in table’s data source.Aren’t you by any chance misusing the table-view for something it doesn’t fit that well ? Maybe you would be better off using just a UIScrollView and reposition subviews as user scrolls over.