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I sure appreciate the feed and the offer. I seem to be having a bit of trouble getting my basic example that doesn't use MvvmCross working. I have modified the code slightly. Any help is much appreciated! When I add the UIView to a ViewController or as a subview to another view, I see the single row table is created, but I don't see the two images that I added. As always, thanks for the help!

    [Register("SingleRowView")]
    public class SingleRowView : UIView
    {
        public IGGridView GridView;
        private IGGridViewImageColumnDefinition _col;
        public IGGridViewSingleRowSingleFieldDataSourceHelper Ds;
 
        public SingleRowView()
        {
            Initialize();
        }
 
        public SingleRowView(RectangleF bounds)
            : base(bounds)
        {
            Initialize();
        }
 
        void Initialize()
        {
            BackgroundColor = UIColor.Black;
            GridView = new IGGridView(new RectangleF(0f, 0f, Frame.Size.Width, 100f), IGGridViewStyle.IGGridViewStyleDefault)
                {
                    AutoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizing.FlexibleBottomMargin | UIViewAutoresizing.FlexibleTopMargin |
                                       UIViewAutoresizing.FlexibleWidth,
                    SelectionType = IGGridViewSelectionType.IGGridViewSelectionTypeCell,
                    HeaderHeight = 0f,
                    EmptyRows = false,
                    RowSeparatorHeight = 0,
                    AllowHorizontalBounce = true,
                    AlwaysBounceVertical = false,
                    RowHeight = 100f,
                    ColumnWidth = new IGColumnWidth(),
                    Theme = new IGGridViewLightTheme()
                };
 
            _col = new IGGridViewImageColumnDefinition(@"Image",
                                                      IGGridViewImageColumnDefinitionPropertyType
                                                          .IGGridViewImageColumnDefinitionPropertyTypeStringUrl);
            Ds = new IGGridViewSingleRowSingleFieldDataSourceHelper(_col);
            var animls = new List<SingleRowData>
                {
                    new SingleRowData("http://placepuppy.it/200/225"),
                    new SingleRowData("http://placepuppy.it/200/230")
                };
 
            Ds.Data = animls.ToArray();
 
            GridView.WeakDataSource = Ds;
        }
    }
    
    [Register("SingleRowData")]
    public class SingleRowData : NSObject
    {
        
        public SingleRowData(string image)
        {
            Image = image;
        }
 
        [Export("Image")]
        public string Image { get; set; }
    }

Hi Blake, 

It worked for me, however, i did have to modify the code so that the GridView you create was added to the SingleRowView as a subView. 

I'm attaching the sample i used. 

Note, it did take about a second or 2 for the images to load, however, thats b/c the url's appear to take some time. 

-SteveZ

Thanks for the Quick reply! That seemed to fix it. Now, if I add more items (10) than fit on the screen, the items just get re-sized to fit, instead of creating a horizontal scroll. I imagine it has something to do with how I am initializing the ColumnWidth. In objective C the IGColumnWidth is initialized with a width. I can't seem to figure out how to do this in Monotouch.

Sorry! Just found IGColumnWidth.CreateNumericColumnWidth.

Hi Blake,

I am glad that our support is helpful, after all we want your experience with NucliOS to be a delightful one.

Thanks for sharing your blog.

Regards,

Ammar 

Hello Blake,

Have you been able to resolve you issue? If you need any further assistance, please let us know.

Sincerely,

Tsanna