public override void ViewDidLoad()
{
base.ViewDidLoad();
collectionViewDelegate = new CollectionViewDelegate(this);
ImageCollection.Delegate = collectionViewDelegate;
isLoadingBatch = false;
firstThumbnailLoaded = false;
lockSelectThumbnail = false;
// This ensures that there are always three images per row whether it's an iPhone or an iPad (20 px subtracted to account for four 5 px spaces between thumbnails)
var screenSize = UIScreen.MainScreen.Bounds.Size;
nfloat smallerDimension = NMath.Min(screenSize.Width, screenSize.Height); // Works even if iPad is rotated
UICollectionViewFlowLayout flowLayout = (UICollectionViewFlowLayout)ImageCollection.CollectionViewLayout;
nfloat imageWidth = (smallerDimension - 20) / 3;
flowLayout.ItemSize = new CGSize(imageWidth, imageWidth);
LoadImages();
}
public override void ViewDidLoad ()
{
base.ViewDidLoad ();
collectionViewDelegate = new CollectionViewDelegate(this);
ImageCollection.Delegate = collectionViewDelegate;
isLoadingBatch = false;
firstThumbnailLoaded = false;
lockSelectThumbnail = false;
// This ensures that there are always three images per row whether it's an iPhone or an iPad (20 px subtracted to account for four 5 px spaces between thumbnails)
var screenSize = UIScreen.MainScreen.Bounds.Size;
nfloat smallerDimension = NMath.Min(screenSize.Width, screenSize.Height); // Works even if iPad is rotated
UICollectionViewFlowLayout flowLayout = (UICollectionViewFlowLayout)ImageCollection.CollectionViewLayout;
nfloat imageWidth = (smallerDimension - 20) / 3;
flowLayout.ItemSize = new CGSize(imageWidth, imageWidth);
LoadImages ();
}
