I am facing difficulties making my new app where I need to add two search bar in two of my tableview section. Other sections are filled with other controls which I made through the Interface Builder. When I first created the uisearchbar app I had to make it with an empty table where I was loading the data which relates to the search text of the user, now I can not do that cause I already built other interfaces. How do I make the search strings viewable on a Action Sheet kind of thing so that I dont have to delete the static cell which I created.
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I'd like to mimic the behavior of profile page of pinterest app.
You can tab on Boards/Pins/Likes(tableview section header) and, tableview changes accordingly.
Below are screenshots to illustrate this.
Suppose I can create each of the tabs(boards/pins/likes) in separate viewController.
Also suppose I want to reuse the code of each viewController because other views(such as 'following' tab on the tab bar) look very much like one of them(boards/pins/likes).
How would I share a table header & table section header and also separate codes enough so that I can reuse bulk of them?
Basically, I have two viewControllers with tableview.
Now I want to create a new viewController with a tableView header/section header that user will tab to see one of the previous two viewController's view.
I don't think the tab appear in Table Header, instead it might be a view subclassing UISegmentedControl. If you want to reuse it you can create the interface in xib file and link it with your view controller
try check this github project https://github.com/rs/SDSegmentedControl for custom UISegmentedControl
I need a bit of help on a app i'm developing.
The app is containing two tableviews (two different xib files with view controllers), named RootViewController and addFavorite. Both of them has the subclass "UITableViewController".
The first uses CoreData to save the users favorites.
The other one collects a list of data from a txt file on the internet.
I know how to set them up seperatly, but I'm trying to make a app where you add cells to the coredata-list from the tablev nr. 2. The user should - when clicking on the "add cell" button in view one, be redirected to view 2, where the user selects a cell, wich is being added to the tableview nr. 1, and then is being stored in the core data.
Why not just refactor you code a bit to abstract the data out into an NSMutableArray and populate your UI from that?
I have a small query.I have made an application in which i am fetching information from the webservice and i am displaying it on the table view.The table view which i a using is customized one in which i have used the text and the image property.
These things are working fine but now i have added a button ,once i click on it then a new view appears which has 2 options for 2 countries whose webservices are provided to me ,once i click on one button and see the table view then the list of the previous table view only appears and if i scroll through the whole list then the values changes which is according to the webservice.
So kindly suggest me as in what should be the approach of directly showing the updated tablecells.
[tableView reloadData];
call it explicitly from the secon view, or you can put it in viewWillAppear
I am starting out with the tab bar application in XCode and I want to put a table view in one of the tabs. I know how to physically put the table view into a tab with interface builder, but I need to be able to edit the data in the table, so I'm not just left with blank cells.
So, how can I edit the data in the table?
Essentially, I want to put a navigation-based application inside the tab of a tab bar application.
Thanks for the help!
UITableViewCells don't, by themselves, support the ability for the user to edit their content. You can set up your UI to allow users to do so, but it'll take a little extra effort.
If what you're really looking for is for the user to be able to enter text into a table cell, I would add an Edit button to your text cells, so that the user can tap it to go into edit mode for a cell.
When a cell goes into edit mode, add a UITextField to the cell view and call its -makeFirstResponder method to bring up the keyboard.
When the user taps the Done button on the keyboard, call -resignFirstResponder on the text field to dismiss the keyboard, then update your table view's data source object (this is the object you've assigned to the UITableView's dataSource property) with the string from the text field's text property and remove the UITextField from your table cell and reload the table's data by calling its reloadData method. Or if you are keeping a reference to the edited table cell somewhere, you could just update the cell object directly instead of calling reloadData on the table.
You can't just add text to table cells in InterfaceBuilder. You'll need to hook your UITableView to a UITableViewDataSource, and have that data source provide the cells you want your table to display.
Here's a great starting point: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/TableView_iPhone/TableViewAPIOverview/TableViewAPIOverview.html%23//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007451-CH4-SW2
Give this a shot http://www.amasso.info/?p=77
In the amazon iphone app home page there is a grouped table view that has two cells on one row. How can I recreate this?
I would expect, that it is one cell, that shows different information. You can find a lot of informations about customizing UITableViewCells
iPhone Tutorial: Creating a custom Table View Cell
Customize that UIViewCell – Part 1: Using Interface Builder
Go to your interface builder, click on your TableView and press command+1 to bring up the Table View Attributes. There on the first section Table View Style. Change it to "grouped".