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MBSliderView

MBSliderView is an iOS control that looks like 'Slide to unlock' slider.<br /> It's really easy to implement and fully customizable.<br /> It can be loaded from a nib file (You can use Interface Builder). The slider thumb is drawn with CoreGraphics so you could change the color as you like.<br /> You also can set the label color :P<br />

<img width=320 src="http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/2815/capturedcran20120728204.png"/>

Usage

Use it with Interface Builder :

  1. Add a MBSliderView variable and the delegate protocol to your controller :

     @interface ViewController : UIViewController <MBSliderViewDelegate>{
     	// IBOutlet is just for Interface Builder
     	IBOutlet MBSliderView *slider;
     }
    
  2. Create an UIView in Interface Builder and change the class to MBSliderView,<br /> then link it to the IBOutlet you just created at step 1 and the delegate to the controller :

<img width=320 src="http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/1002/slideviewib1.png"/> <img width=320 src="http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/720/slideviewib2.png"/>

  1. Implement the delegate method in the controller :

     // MBSliderViewDelegate
     - (void) sliderDidSlide:(MBSliderView *)slideView {
     	// Customization example
     	// Just do whatever you want
     	[slideView setThumbColor:[self randomColor]];
     	[slideView setLabelColor:[self randomColor]];
     }
    

Use it without Interface Builder :

  1. Add the delegate protocol to your controller :

     @interface ViewController : UIViewController <MBSliderViewDelegate>
    
  2. Create the MBSliderView and add it to the conroller view :

     MBSliderView *slider = [[MBSliderView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(20.0, 20.0, self.view.frame.size.width-40.0, 44.0)];
     [slider setText:@"Slide to something"]; // set the label text
     //[s1 setThumbColor:[UIColor blueColor]; // set custom thumb color
     //[s1 setLabelColor:[UIColor yellowColor]]; // set custom label color
     [slider setDelegate:self]; // set the MBSliderView delegate
     [self.view addSubview:slider];
     [slider release];
    
  3. Implement the delegate method in the controller :

     // MBSliderViewDelegate
     - (void) sliderDidSlide:(MBSliderView *)slideView {
     	// Customization example
     	// Just do whatever you want
     	[slideView setThumbColor:[self randomColor]];
     	[slideView setLabelColor:[self randomColor]];
     }
    

Example

With some randoms colors

<img width=316 src="http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/2592/capturedcran20120728203.png"/>

License

Copyright (c) 2012, Mathieu Bolard All rights reserved.

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Contact

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