uiactivityindicatorview

I'm using SDWebView image and i want to show an Activity Indicator as placeholder, while fetching the image from remote. I tried Malek's answer here How to show an activity indicator in SDWebImage , but it seems that UIImage *cachedImage = [manager imageWithURL:url]; is deprecated. Is there anyone using this library that could tell me how can i insert an Activity Indicator while loading the image? EDIT Following the indications of Michael Frederick, i ended up with this code and everything's working fine. UIActivityIndicatorView *activityIndicator = [[[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc]

(source: tumblr.com ) Can anyone tell me how to achieve such loading message? is it some variation of UIActivityIndicatorView? thanks peter bstahlhood Something similar to the following in your initWithFrame of your custom subclassed UIView: _hudView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(75, 155, 170, 170)]; _hudView.backgroundColor = [UIColor colorWithRed:0 green:0 blue:0 alpha:0.5]; _hudView.clipsToBounds = YES; _hudView.layer.cornerRadius = 10.0; _activityIndicatorView = [[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc] initWithActivityIndicatorStyle:UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleWhiteLarge];

I have created the Custom tableView and using custom tableView class in Other class to Show the tableView .. I am Loading the image from Server and displaying it in the tableViewRow .. each image is different in it.. On Screen only 7 out of 10 images will come, and when I scroll down the first 3 images are repeating for some time and when those images get load its showing proper images.. but initially till new images will come its showing old images, I want to put a activity indicator to show that the images are loading instead of old images.. I want to add activity Indicator in the place of

I need to load some data in a table view and while this is going on in the background I want to add an activity indicator in order to show that there is a process going on and will hide once the process finishes. What would be the most efficient way to implement something like this? Depends, whether you want to block your user or not and also how important is the activity indication. If you don't want to block user, use Application.networkActivityIndicatorVisible , if you want to have larger activity indicator and still not to block user, animate UIView with text and UIActivityIndicator below

I have a method that does a time consuming operation, say something like ten consecutive calls to [[NSString alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:u]; I want a UIActivityIndicatorView that was in a hidden state before the method call to show and animate, so I write: activityIndicator.hidden = NO; [activityIndicator startAnimating]; at the beginning of the method but of course it won't work. The UIActivityIndicatorView will only animate once the method is over. This is not acceptable. I must show the animation during the function call. Anyone knows how to do it? NSOperation maybe? (anyone has a sample

so in my main storyboard i created a Activity Indicator. ANd i want to hide my activity indicator until the button has been pressed. Is there a way i can do that? Here is my code, when i press the button the activity indicator starts animatig. self.indicator.hidden = NO; [self.indicator startAnimating]; [self performSelector:@selector(showData) withObject:nil afterDelay:2.0f]; So the question again, can i hide the activity indicator until the button has been pressed and then it will show this activity indicator. Select the Activity Indicator in Storyboard, then select property "Hides when

I've added the ELCimagepicker (https://github.com/Fingertips/ELCImagePickerController) to my project and it works perfectly, allowing the user to select multiple images for a slideshow. But when you click 'Save', there can be a lengthy delay depending on how many photos were added. I've been trying to add a UIActivityIndicator when the user clicks 'Save', but having trouble due to the modal view that is presented. I can call a method from the activity that ELCimagepicker presents (ELCImagePickerController) and this gets actioned by the activity handling the presenting of the image picker. But