cellForRowAtIndexPath never get called in Navigation-based Application

[ideafactory]

Hi!
I have a Navigation-based Aplication where I have many view controllers each one with a tableview.
The access to the view controllers depends on which row the user selects.
Now i'm having a problem which is: when i select a row in the first viewcontroller i go to the second view controller but the tableview in the second view controller isn't loading. The method cellForRowAtIndexPath is never called. I get the tableview but with nothing in the rows. The tableview delegate and datasource is set to the files owner in the xib.

I will put some code to understand what i'm saying.

In the first view controller i call the second this way:

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView accessoryButtonTappedForRowWithIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
	(...)
	
	if (self.tasksController == nil) {
		TasksViewController *taskCont = [[TasksViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"TasksViewController" bundle:nil];
		self.tasksController = taskCont;
		[taskCont release];
	}
	
	[self.navigationController pushViewController:tasksController animated:YES]; // "Pushing the controller on the screen" 
}

Thanks for your help!

[BrianSlick]

Why is it so hard for people to post the code from the file that actually has the problem?

If your table isn't populating, then there is something wrong with your table view datasource. Either your data is not configured correctly, or your delegate methods are doing something wrong, or the delegate is not correctly configured, or any other number of possibilities that are not in any way related to the code that you posted.

If you succeeded in displaying the second view controller at all, then you already know that the code you posted works just fine. If you didn't get to the next view, THEN the problem could be here (although not necessarily).

[ideafactory]

Thanks for the advise. I'd discovered what was the problem. I forgot to set the number of rows correctly. My apologize for the stupid question. I put that code because i'm new in iphone development and it's the first time that i develop an navigation-based application.