sorry to give u bad news again.

If expanded view is open, .reloadData() will cause it to remain and present.

Tapping on the expandableCell will open another detail page

I think there's a bug in func tableView(_ tableView: YNTableView, expandCellWithHeightAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> YNTableViewCell?

if i have only 2 records of cells [0,1], i expand both of them and tried to close cell 0's expanded cell,

i will get EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION at line 172, 227 & line 279 in YNTableView.swift

if internalIndexPath == indexPath {
                self.didDeselectRowLogicAt(expandedIndexPath: expandedIndexPath, indexPath: indexPath)
                delegate.tableView(self, didDeselectRowAt: indexPath, isExpandableCell: true, isExpandedCell: false)
                return
            }

YNTableView.swift is trying to return indexPath.row 2, but my count record only have [0,1].

i tested with func tableView(_ tableView: YNTableView, expandCellAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell? and it works fine. Not sure why though @younatics any comments?

Hi @younatics,

just a weird thing

I have to change line 12 of YNTableViewCell.swift from: public class YNExpandableCell: UITableViewCell { into open class YNExpandableCell: UITableViewCell {

AND

public override func awakeFromNib() { into open override func awakeFromNib() {

to eliminate the error.

not too sure if is an module issues.

In my tableview - my expandable cell needs to be larger than > 44 pixels in height. They are 200 I need to expand to 350.

perhaps you could provide a method to check cell for initial height....

// this is obvious fix - but then the expanded cells don't get correct height 
open func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, heightForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> CGFloat {
    guard let delegate = self.ynDelegate else {return UITableViewAutomaticDimension}
    guard let heightForRow = delegate.tableView(self, heightForRowAt: indexPath)  else {
            print("height will be 44")
            return UITableViewAutomaticDimension
    }
    return heightForRow
}

fyi - I'm using it to expand a text section.

A really useful addition would be for us to be able to expand multiple cells on tap, which is really useful for screens containing selecting multiple options, checklists, etc. If it's possible, please implement this. Thanks :)

Hey, first of all thank you for this awesome framework im currently using it in one of my projects.

i discovered two minor yet annoying bugs in the layout of the cells, the first one is happens when expanding the one before last cell, you can see its content show up in the last cell, here's the GIF link demonstration :

second bug happens if user multiclick a lot of the cells in a short period of time it basically messes up the layout, here's the GIF link demonstration :

First thanks for the framework!

As of now, you are not able to specify the used UITableView UITableViewRowAnimation as the open property ynTableViewRowAnimation is never used - instead .top animation is used. I changed to use ynTableViewRowAnimation.

Hi YN,

As above.

you used an example
let nonExpandablecell = tableView.dequeueReusableCell(withIdentifier: "YNNonExpandableCell")

but i want to use a nib file as one of the nonExpandablecell. what should i do?

Cheers

Desmond

This is more of a major enhancement. But food for thought.

i wonder if you can open up the + & - animation for other images and purposes? say expand for more details indicator

Once I tap open, it will rotate the arrow pointing up and vice versa

Hi,

I've been trying to figure out why I get duplicated cells using your pod.

Here's the result, but those 2 rows have 2 other rows behind them:

As you can see in the image above, my table ends up having 2 copies that are identical, but overlapping. The data is returning 2 rows, but the cellForRowAtIndePath gets called 4 times instead of 2.

If I take out the code that assigns the ynDelegate to self, i.e.: // self.customTableView.ynDelegate = self, it works fine. But of course I'll lose the functionality that is in this pod.

I made sure that the UITableView in the storyboard isn't using any delegate/datasource, as these get set when assigning the ynDelegate.

Please note that I'm not using any expandable cell yet, those cells are just my own custom cells that inherit from UITableViewCell.

Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Hi YN, as title.

i would like to have a dynamic height for the expanded cell, but i'm not sure how to determine which indexpath should i change the cell height.

Cheers

Desmond

When trying to do multiple expandableCell and restoring the any one of previous expandable the other expandable controller crop a bit.

The alignment of expandable are not adjust when doing multiple expandable. Please find attached image for more in details.

Where and how would i update content of expandable cells. e.g values of sliders and segment Control in your case. the delegate method expandCellWithHeight only returns the cells with the set height and doesn't allow me to access the content of the cell. This has been troubling me and i cant find a solution. please update with your response

While I am setting YNTableViewDelegate then tableview datasource are not getting called and tableview will blank. If I remove your delegate then tableview datasource working.

`@IBOutlet weak var tableVIewOptions: YNTableView!

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    
    self.tableVIewOptions.ynDelegate = self
    self.tableVIewOptions.dataSource = self
    self.tableVIewOptions.delegate = self
    self.tableVIewOptions.ynTableViewRowAnimation = .top
    
    //hide empty rows
    tableVIewOptions.tableFooterView = UIView()
}`