I'm trying to show how your Infragistics grid would work in a new iOS application design we're working on, and I need to do a prototype using Indigo to illustrate how your grid expands and collapses sections.
Assume that Details and Land are custom section header cells from your iOS grid, and the 3 rows under Details are the rows that can be collapsed/expanded by tapping the custom section header cell Details
How would I achieve that?
Just checked it out. It looks great. It is fairly close to what I did.
I'm working on a bigger mystery I'll have to run by you soon.
It's a screenpart that expands and collapses, but when I use it on a screen, and there's stuff below it that needs to be pushed down... well... it doesn't push anything down. So I may misunderstand what kind of things can/should be done using screenparts.
Ha! You posted this as I was posting my response. Did you use a similar approach?
Hi, David.
Can you let us know whether this prototype matches your intention?
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In the case of your prototype, I treated it as two states.
I've used three containers to simulate the sections. The start state is what the user sees first. And then what happens? The user clicks on the "details" container. Based on this interaction, I created a new state. And I made UI changes on top of the start state to simulate the desired end state. If you look at the animations/transitions toolbar on the bottom of the app window, you can see the changes I've made. This is also where I specified a duration for the UI change.
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Let's say our prototyping motto is fake it till you make it :). And do it in minutes.
Nevermind, I think I figured it out.