FieldService menu drawing glitch about prebuilt-apps HOT 9 CLOSED

Only thing custom here is a UITableViewCell.SelectedBackgroundView that is a solid color. What do you want us to do here instead?

We can turn off the default separator style and create the lines ourselves.

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That is caused by the cell separator. in iOS 7 you can use cell.SeparatorInset and move it off the screen.

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Are you wanting the lines to go all the way across or be removed completely?

The approved design looks like this:

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I am just commenting on how to fix the one bad line. If you are going with what you have, just use the content inset on the dark cell to remove that glitch.

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Changing SeparatorInset moves the text over as well, are we ok with this?

I may have to manually add a subview for the lines to get them to work how he wants.

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What did you set the inset at? (0, 0, 0, cell.Bounds.Width) ?

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On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at 2:44 PM, Jonathan Peppers wrote:

Changing SeparatorInset moves the text over as well, are we ok with this?

I may have to manually add a subview for the lines to get them to work how he wants.

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I just did the empty constructor (0,0,0,0). But if I use the width of the cell, it seems to look the same.

I can make a branch if you want to look.

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Ok, I think this is a timing issue. A bug when calling UITableView.SelectRow.

I moved the code that selects this row from ViewWillAppear to ViewDidAppear and the line disappears. But then you see an animation when you open the screen

I will play around with it.

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Maybe this is fine?

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