I am trying to change the background color of a custom button. This is the button I have declared in my storyboard: And this is the code I am using to set the background color: myButton.backgroundColor = UIColor.systemGreen And this…
I am attempting to decode JSON data in SwiftUI however have run into an issue I can't seem to solve. I am able to extract the data for one ticker symbol (it presents a bunch of information about a specific…
I am developing a SwiftUI-based registration flow in my app, where a user progresses through several steps to complete their registration. The issue I've encountered involves passing an instance of UserData, which is an ObservableObject, to various child views as…
So I have this minimum repro code: struct ListViewWithNewAPI: View { @State var selectedString: String? = nil var body: some View { let details = ["foo", "bar", "baz"] NavigationStack { List { ForEach(details, id: .self) { detail in NavigationLink(detail, value:…
I'm just trying to set adjustsImageWhenDisabled = false. I get a deprecation warning but can't find a simple solution. I can think of workarounds myself but this code adjustsImageWhenDisabled = false is just so simple and works. My "image" is…
I'm experiencing some unexpected behavior with a slide transition in a SwiftUI view. I have a series of slides within an HStack that I want to animate through when a button is pressed. I expected that I'd need to calculate…
Is it possible to have a stack view with two labels in it, but instead of being trailing or leading aligned, the labels are aligned to the edges? Thanks.
SwiftUI Divider behaves as if it has frame(maxWidth: .infinity). So it widens its parent view. How can I prevent Divider from widening its parent view in the below code? HStack { VStack { Text("AAA") Divider() Text("BBB") } .background(Color.orange) Text("BodyBodyBodyBodyBodyBodyBodyBodyBodyBody") .frame(maxWidth:…
I have GlobeView() embedded in a SwiftUI view. I want to call a function to execute from the SwiftUI view to the GlobeViewController. What's the easiest way I can achieve this given this layered view hierarchy? I know I can…
The next code snippet is an example of the question. import SwiftUI struct TestingView: View { @State var myText = "" @State var myText2 = "" var body: some View { NavigationStack { Form { Text("Row 1") Text("Row 2") TextField("Write…