Pull down to refresh.

[heistings]

I think this is a quite great feature if implemented.

[heistings]

And it will be perfect if tableView.tableHeaderView and pull to refresh are both available to me. Using tableView.tableHeaderView to show temporary info, such as activity, is quite convenient.

[davidganster]

A standard UITableView already supports this feature. Just add this line in viewDidLoad:

self.refreshContol = [[UIRefreshControl alloc] init];
[self.refreshControl addTarget:self action:@selector(yourAction:) forControlEvents:UIControlEventValueChanged];

[heistings]

@davidganster refreshContol can only be used in subclass of UITableViewController. It is not a UIScrolView feature. Both UITableView and UICollectionView need this feature.

[davidganster]

Sorry - you are correct of course. I was getting hung up on UITableViewController since you mentioned tableView.tableHeaderView.

[heistings]

@davidganster Never mind.

[pronebird]

It's a little bit outside of scope of this library, but since we already hacked UIScrollView it should be pretty trivial to add pull to refresh. I wonder if UIRefreshControl can be used without table view controller. I think it worked fine with collection views this way, but I am not sure about pure scroll view.

[lgcassab]

I'd like to have this inverted trigger too.

[pronebird]

@lgcassab I've been thinking about pull up to load more too.

[seapy]

@pronebird pull up to load more +1

[CavalcanteLeo]

please, implement this feature +1

[ghost]

Use UIRefreshControl for tableView. It's very fast and easy.

[CavalcanteLeo]

@dartkinselok it needs to pull way down to refresh, not just a little

[Alex293]

Any chance to see this implemented ?