I've been trying to figure out how to use MonoTouch.Dialog.UIViewElement
because I want to stuff a WebUiView in there. I've done a small test simply
putting a UITextView in it but no luck.
UITextView txt = new UITextView();
txt.Text = "Testing txt";
mySection.Add(new UIViewElement("View Element txt", txt, false);
This comes up with a one or two pixel thick row.
I subclassed UIViewElement to try to make it bigger...
public class UIViewElementSizing : UIViewElement, IElementSizing
{
//ctor omitted - it just passes everything through.
float IElementSizing.GetHeight(UITableView tableview, NSIndexPath path)
{
return 50;
}
}
... and tried using that.
Now I can see the row but it displays the "View Element txt" string instead of
"Testing txt". How do I tell UIViewElement to display the underlying view?
I can't find any examples that throw light on what I'm doing wrong. Has
anyone got any pointers?
Felix
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