hello,
sorry for my bad english.
I have a tableView and in each row I have a title and an image.
I want to show default image until a remote image is downloaded, when downloaded replace with default image.
(I have an index of each row but I don’t know how to replace downloaded image with default image)
thank you, what do you prefer than tableView?
In the games I’ve made, I haven’t needed a table layout.
It’s a bit tricky to do, but it’s possible.
When I render a tableView row, I also store all of the row’s display objects as references in the row:
row.title = display.newText( … )
row.icon = display.newImageRect( … )
etc. Then in your network.download() or network.request() call’s call back listener, you would need to get a reference to the row’s display group (which you added .title and .icon too) then you could display.remove() on the row’s. .icon entry and replace it with the new display.newImageRect() and replace the icon with it. If you’re using display.loadRemoteImage() it gives you a display object
I can’t give any more specifics because I don’t know your code structure well enough.
Rob
thank you, what do you prefer than tableView?
In the games I’ve made, I haven’t needed a table layout.
It’s a bit tricky to do, but it’s possible.
When I render a tableView row, I also store all of the row’s display objects as references in the row:
row.title = display.newText( … )
row.icon = display.newImageRect( … )
etc. Then in your network.download() or network.request() call’s call back listener, you would need to get a reference to the row’s display group (which you added .title and .icon too) then you could display.remove() on the row’s. .icon entry and replace it with the new display.newImageRect() and replace the icon with it. If you’re using display.loadRemoteImage() it gives you a display object
I can’t give any more specifics because I don’t know your code structure well enough.
Rob