I have a doubt in accessory view in UITableView. The doubt is
Is it possible to add more than one button in UItableviewcell using accessryView if so plz guide me.
thanks in advance
You could use a custom view that has two buttons as subviews, and add this as the accessoryView, but you are probably better off with a custom UITableViewCell.
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In my app I have a TableView that displays a list of Items. Tapping on any cell will expand it and will display information related to tapped item. I want to display the information in tabular form, will it be a good approach to have a UITableView inside a UITableViewCell?
Have a look to my answer in this post.
I think it is what you are looking for.
I am suggesting u to go for master-detail view controllers :) ,for your question "have a UITableView inside a UITableViewCell " for this u need to subclass the UITableviewCell and in that cell u put or add another tableview by managing datasource and delegate in custom cell see my answer it shows how to add tableview within the custom UITableView cell see hear and before that u hav to incerease the row height for each cell i did not included it, "one thing i created all programatically not used xib" :) hope u get some idea .
How can i customize the Vertical postion of UITableView of UITableViewController.I am trying to show the table(3 cells) at the middle of the window . My class is inheriting UITableViewController class. Please someone give me suggestions. or Alternative ways to do this.
Thank You.
Try to create an UIViewController, and put an UITableView in it. I think you can set the origin.y of the tableView. Make sure to set the UITableView's datasource and delegate. Good luck.
I was working with the grouped table view , and i wanted different controls for every row i.e switch control for 1st,radio button for 2nd ,checkbox for 3rd and so on.. how can this be implemented programmatically that is without using interface builder
thanks in advance
CharlieMezak said is right, you need to create in UIControls directly in cellForRowAtIndexPath , and add as subviews to contentView of the cell
For reference see the link below
http://www.e-string.com/content/custom-uitableviewcells-interface-builder
the link specifies the code to create cells programmatically as well as using IB.
Table View Programming Guide for iOS
Read the programing guide, and remember to use different CellIdentifier for each type of cell.
This is a pretty vague question.
Obviously you need to provide the cells to the tableview in its cellForRowAtIndexPath delegate/datasource method. So, either in that method or during the initialization of your view controller, build the UITableViewCell instances that you need, adding the various controls that you want to them as subviews and connecting the controls to your view controller so you can detect when they have been changed. Then just return the appropriate cell in the cellForRowAtIndexPath method.
Personally, I think it's a lot easier to use IB in cases like this. Just create an IBOutlet instance variable for each custom cell you want, and return the right cell in cellForRowAtIndexPath.
I am adding a textfield to each row in tableview and releasing it after adding it to the cell.
I want to reuse when UIButton is clicked.
I tried some methods but it does n't worked.
Help me how to reuse it.
Try to do an custom cell view. Subclass the UITableViewCell and use the normal reuse of cells, that is the best way to do it. Improves scrolls on slow devices like iPhone 3G.
Take a look here.
I converted my old UITableViewCell from being programmatically created to using Interface Builder and a Xib. When implemented in code and in edit mode, I moved some of the labels in the cell to make room for the delete button. How do I change the layout of the cell in edit mode when implemented as a Xib? Preferably animated. Links or tutorials are certainly welcome!
If it matters, this is for a 3.0 SDK app.
You need to get a reference to the subviews you would like to move. Two ways to do this are:
Tag the views in IB
Use IBOutlets
If you tag the subview you would like to move, you can find it by:
[cell.contentView viewWithTag:kMyTag];
If you choose to use IBOutlets, you should consider creating Cell Controllers for each cell.
A good tutorial on this can be found here:
http://bill.dudney.net/roller/objc/entry/uitableview_from_a_nib_file
Also consider moving your cell logic into the cell controllers and out of the table view controller as mentioned in this tutorial:
http://cocoawithlove.com/2008/12/heterogeneous-cells-in.html