Dynamic cell height with UITableViewCell auto-off when scrolling

Question

I am trying to do something like loading various types of cells with a custom height in a uitableview. Tableview cells are subclasses and consist of labels with corresponding restrictions. Each cell has a dynamic height.

Now, even when my table reloads the data, I calculate the height needed to resize the cells and cache it in my model class, so I do not need to calculate the height when the data is displayed on the device.

To calculate the height, I used a tutorial from Ray Wenderlich , and I have the correct set of heights for objects.

Now a problem arises. Whenever I deactivate cells, the kind of little jerk that gives me an indication that my cell is crossed out while scrolling.

How can I make this movement smooth so that there are no jerks during scrolling?

Altitude gets assigned and gets a value according to the current type of data being loaded.

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I also call layoutIfNeeded from my cellForAtindexPath

Suggestions are welcome.

Answer 1

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