[containerView insertSubview:subview atIndex:0]; on line 617 causing crash in IOS 7

Is it possible to reveal just half the cell and half cell remains on the screen instead of disappearing.

It means first half will be the drawer view and second half will be the main cell .

is there any example about how to implement it with custom cells in storyboard ? Already did it via code but couldn't succeed in storyboard. Objects in the contentView of the cell disappear after swiping and become not visible anymore except during the swipe reveal.

When subclassing an existing tableViewCell with HHPanningTableViewCell, accessoryType and accessoryView disappear. Then drawerView display a white stripe on the right corresponding to the width of accessoryView.

Hi, first I'd like to say thanks for the great library!

I've been using it a bit in my latest project, though in this project I need to set the minimum pan distance for revealing the drawer.

I've updated the class on my local machine so you can set the minimum pan via a property (instead of the variable being a #define). Did you want me to send you a pull request for this?

Thanks
Jerrold

Hi, I'm using this component along with SVPullToRefresh.

What happens is that after refreshing the tableview by pulling it, the cells are not swipable anymore, although the drawerView is present on every cell.

Any idea of why this is happening?

If you call reloadData on the table view and the first row has shown the drawer, when reloadData is finished the first row will not do any panning and will show the drawer only.

Not so much an issue as this is a question...is there a way to programmatically close the cell from the UITableView once it's been revealed?

Great Work!

I did a small customization to slide the cell only half way upon the "revealed" state.

In doing so, when I swipe the cell back to its "unrevealed" state, there is a very brief flash of the cell's view, probably because the subviews being added.

I cannot figure out how to prevent this "flash". Any thoughts?

Thanks!

If I do the following, an extra box is seen in the drawer view

1. Pan to show drawer view
2. Close drawer view
3. Rotate device
4. Pan to show drawer view

The box is more prominently seen with tableView cell's that are taller than the default. Is there a way to avoid this? Thanks

Screenshot from the demo app is attached

Hi! Thank you for sharing the code.

I'm experimenting with HHPTVC & iOS7 and I noticed that the cell separators are not shown, even in the demo app. Is that an intended behaviour? Have you any suggestions to restore the separators?

Regards,
MB

On the demo project (in iOS 7), scroll all the way to the bottom and then back up again. In a few times of doing this, I start seeing the drawerView displayed on some rows that are newly displayed as they scroll by. I am not sure what is triggerring this. I see this a lot more often (don't have to scroll as much) in my app, but, am able to trigger this in the demo app as well. Any ideas? Thanks

Hello,
Thanks for sharing this code.. :)
Is it possible to leave a part of the cell "unrevealed" when you swipe the cell instead of having the entire cell revealed?
Thanks once again.

Is it possible to do this?

I tried to implement a custom tableviewcell by inheriting HHPanningTableViewCell I met two bugs:

• The pan gesture label seems not working
• And the second, at the launch of the application, click directly on a TableCell to change views. Go back and try to swipe on a cell.. labels disappear.

Test on IOS6 with a storyboard. An empty project with the 2 bugs: http://www.filedropper.com/test_9

I noticed in your example project, the didSelectRow, you just deselect row. But in my project, the cell perform a segue. How to make it when I am scrolling, it should not perform the segue, it should reveal the back view instead?

Hi,
I've been trying to track down the issue on this for a while, but, have been pretty unsuccessful. In my app, the drawer view shows up at random on refreshing/deleting cells from the tableview. I have modified the bundled demo app on a fork to demonstrate the problem.
https://github.com/georgemp/HHPanningTableViewCell/tree/drawerIssues
This demo app in this case allows refresh. But, if you refresh (might have to do it a few times), sometimes the new cell is displayed with the drawerView show. I would appreciate any ideas on how to prevent this. Thanks

The demo app doesn't work in iOS7. It crashes directly when I try to start it in the iOS7 simulator.

When I swipe back "left cell" there is a undetermined UIView animation in background. I didn't notice it until I set cell background to be transparent. It seams that shadowView is causing the problem but I can't determine why.

You can observe it you set HH_PANNING_ANIMATION_DURATION to 1.f and containerView alpha to .4 in createContainerView. Also colouring all the views makes it really easy to see.

I gave it a try to fix it, but had no luck. Maybe this problem is also causing the "Flash" from issue#13.

In the cleanup: method, the cell's directionMask is set to 0. cleanup: gets called for prepareForReuse as well as dealloc, so you are wiping out a user set value.

Hi,

I really like your approach but I got some problems:

1. If you use a 2-finger (or more) swipe gesture on tableview it is possible to reveal several drawer views at the time ...
2. I have a 2 finger swipe gesture on self.view but I can't manage to make HHPanningTableViewCell (tableView) to react only on one touch - currently my gesture on self.view and on (several) HHPanningTableViewCell will fire at the same time

Basically both problems are connected due the interference of swipe gestures...

I am using storyboards and dynamic cells, this line does not work because cells are never nil when using dynamic prototype cells and cell identifier, and therefore, HHPanningTableViewCell is not working.

With what should I replace these lines of code to make it work?

if (cell == nil) {
cell = [[HHPanningTableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault
reuseIdentifier:CellIdentifier];

    UIView *drawerView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:cell.frame];

    // dark_dotted.png obtained from http://subtlepatterns.com/dark-dot/
    // Made by Tsvetelin Nikolov http://dribbble.com/bscsystem
    drawerView.backgroundColor = [UIColor colorWithPatternImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"dark_dotted"]];

    cell.drawerView = drawerView;       
}

I implemented this table view cell and tried it on an iPhone 4S, and it too a really long time to create this view. The drawRect: method was the culprit, according to instruments, and needs to be revised. I had to throw out this view in my implementation.

When swiping the direction of the reveal twice, the cell turns blank.

This is present within the demo application.

Currently building for iOS 7.1.

When installing with
pod 'HHPanningTableViewCell'
It includes AppDelegate.* files and causes linker errors.
I assume cocoapods master repo should be updated with .podspec from this repo.

1. Launch Demo App
2. Pan 2nd cell (with label "Pan direction: Right")
3. Rotate device
4. Pan 2nd cell again
5. Close 2nd cell

When I call

[tableView deleteRowsAtIndexPaths:array withRowAnimation:UITableViewRowAnimationLeft];

I get a box of the HHInnerShadow overlay on my tableview. It only sticks out a little. I imagine as much as the offset (inset) of the drop shadow is. When I look at the UI in reveal (revealapp.com), I see that the tableview part has been disposed, but the HHViews are all still retained. Any suggestions?