I would like to increase the height of each tag in the taglistview..

one way would be to increase the font size, but I would like to keep the font size at 12points but have the height be 30points.. any idea?

I'm trying to notify some app class when a tag was deleted by user. I didn't find any event triggered when this happens so don't see you can detect it.

I could do the change and create a pull request in case it's not implemented and you think it could help other people.

Thanks

Hi ! I have an issue in rearrangeTags on this line : [self addSubview:obj];

Sometimes I got this exception : *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '*** -[__NSArrayM insertObject:atIndex:]: object cannot be nil'

But when I do this to debug :

if (obj != nil) {
            NSLog(@"add %@", obj.tagText);
            [self addSubview:obj];
        }

the NSLog print the good tagText and I got the same error so I don't understand... Thanks for your help !

hi i used Tags insde view inside table cell, but i can't select cell from table to get details (push to another view). and if i tap on cell (outSide of tagsView) work fine.

GitHub changed the way Markdown headings are parsed, so this change fixes it.

See bryant1410/readmesfix for more information.

Tackles bryant1410/readmesfix#1

#3 This issue's solution tells that you can get the content size after you've created the tag list view, but I have a situation where I need it before. Can you please write a method which calculates that? I tried to look into your files, but there are a couple of interesting lines over there.

I know you probably wouldn't agree, but in my case I found it's pretty frustrated that I couldn't change the text of a single tag without reloading the whole thing. For example, my tags are displayed as "TagIsCool +31", and I would like to allow the user to tap it to increase the count. To do this, I can use tag.labelTextalong with tag.button to implement my logic.

Comparing with some design pattern and principle, I'd like to get things done really quick.

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We've improved the overal test coverage by adding tests for most of the public API. We're waiting on travis/coveralls to see the actual results, you would have to turn on coveralls yourself as we don't have admin rights to your repo.

https://coveralls.io/

We deleted your test project, and moved the tests on to the demo, you can check out our notes here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nyDmDxIH9tAUxA18NIfLw6V6HIYRH-4j2md6rZf2lEU/edit#

Hi, I was trying to use two AMTagListView, for example ,AMTagListView1 and AMTagListView2,

when I click one AMTagListView1 , removeTag on AMTagListView1, and add this tag to AMTagListView2, but it's not working properly, can you have a check with this issue?

Thanks

I just have implemented your awesome lib into our project. However, it's supporting only iOS7. Can you please add the support of iOS6 as well. Thank you very much. Looking forward your response.

Developer should be able to use custom tag view, built from scratch, without subclassing AMTagView. This feature could bring much more flexibility to the library.

 AMTagView.appearance().tagLength = 10
    AMTagView.appearance().textPadding = 14
    AMTagView.appearance().textFont = UIFont(name: "Futura", size: 14)
    AMTagView.appearance().tagColor = UIColor(red:0.12, green:0.55, blue:0.84, alpha:1)

Lets say I have a below setup:

• An AMTagListView named as tagListView.
• An AMTagView named as tag1. The text for the tag is "Custom" and it has an accessory image. Below is the code for tag creation and adding it to tagListView:

AMTagView *tag1 = [[AMTagView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectZero];
[tag1 setAccessoryImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"close"]];
[tag1 setupWithText:@"Custom"];
[self.tagListView addTagView:tag1];

So when the tag list view shows up on screen, the frame of the tag1: {{10, 39}, {82, 29}}

I wrote a tap handler which does nothing but just resets the text to same text. Code below:

[self.tagListView setTapHandler:^(AMTagView *view) {
     [view setTagText:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", view.tagText]];
}];

If I check the frame after setTagText, it shows up as {{211, 0}, {106, 30}}

This happens because when we use addTagView to add tag to the tagListView, the addTagView method recalculates the width of the tag as shown below:

- (UIView<AMTag> *)addTagView:(UIView<AMTag> *)tagView andRearrange:(BOOL)rearrange {
    if ([tagView isKindOfClass:[AMTagView class]]) {
        UIFont *font = [[[tagView class] appearance] textFont];
        CGSize size = [((AMTagView *)tagView).tagText sizeWithAttributes:@{NSFontAttributeName: font}];
        CGPoint padding = [[[tagView class] appearance] textPadding];
        float tagLength = [[[tagView class] appearance] tagLength];
        size.width = (int)size.width + padding.x * 2 + tagLength;
        size.height = (int)size.height + padding.y;
        size.width = MIN(size.width, self.frame.size.width - self.marginX * 2);
        tagView.frame = (CGRect){{0, 0}, {size.width, size.height}};`
    }
[self.tags addObject:tagView];

We use setupText: or setTagText: to modify the text for the tag that has already been added. Since the tag has already been added, we don't use addTagView: method and hence the above calculation doesn't happen.

As a workaround, I am adding and removing the tag after modifying the text so that it maintains the same padding.

Is this the expected behavior?

If I create an AMTagView, set the accessoryImage, set the text with setupWithText, and then add the tag to the tag list view, the frame of the tag gets shortened so that the text label is truncated.

The problem is in addTagView, where it recalculates the frame size for the tag. This recalculation doesn't take into account a possible accessory image.

Hi I start using your library in one of our project. I checked the API but could not find if we can arrange tags from bottom to top inside tag view. any help will be appreciated!