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Make the last row in UITableView appear at top I have a UITableView with a random number of custom cells. It's working fine. I am moving the selected cell to the top of the UITableView with: tableView.scrollTo(index path animated) However, when the selected cell is on the last full 'page' of cells, this doesn't work - obviously. Can I make this work by somehow 'padding' out the table with empty space, dependent on the Y position of the selected cell, so that even selecting the last row, it would animate and move to the top of the table view? I thought: let point = CGPoint(x: 0, y: 200) tableView.setContentOffset(point, animated: false) would work, but it didn't (the 200) was a test amount. I'm sure this is possible, could I please get a pointer? 2 Answers 2 If you want to allow a table view to be scrolled far enough for the last row to reach the top of the screen, set...

How to set buttons in scrollable ImageView? The first page "Candy Crush Saga Game" is a scrollable ImageView or not (what is that?). If that is a scrollable ImageView how to set buttons in that? Scrolling ImageView ex: Android: Scrolling an Imageview ImageView ImageView ImageView You can try to put the image view in a relative layout and set the touch listener on the relative layout. Inside the relative layout, above the image view add any button you like and it will scroll with the image view. Then you can set clickListeners on the buttons. – Alexandru Sandu Jun 29 at 18:03 Can you post the code that you have tried? – user15741 Jun 29 at 18:38 ...

Can I disable/enable Scrolling in Google Chart with a Button? I have a Google line chart on my site, which show the school grades of a student over the course of his school years. I have mouse wheel zooming enabled. explorer: { axis: 'horizontal', maxZoomIn: 0.25, maxZoomOut: 4 }, Now I would like to give the user the possibility to disable scrolling with a button. Is it possible to remove the 'explorer' part or just disable scrolling through a variable? 1 Answer 1 sure, let's start by moving the explorer option to a separate variable... var options = { pointSize: 4 }; var explorer = { axis: 'horizontal', maxZoomIn: 0.25, maxZoomOut: 4 }; then we can enable explorer like so... options.explorer = explorer; to disable... options.explorer = null; keep in mind, anytime an option is changed, the chart needs to be re-drawn... see foll...