At the request of several forum members, I've started a UITableView tutorial series. The first part is available for viewing at vimeo.com. This part is simple enough and doesn't go into too much detail, but it's a good starting point for the next few parts. I decided to do a series instead of one that covered everything because there's just too much to go over. Most of you will probably find this one useless, but there are bound to be some out there that this will help. Anyway, enjoy and stay tuned for the next part!
The embedded versions of these screen-casts aren't in HiDef, but you can view them in HiDef on vimeo.com or you can click the download link below to download a copy to your computer. This particular video is 75 megs in size.
First I want to thank you for your video tutorial. I am a beginner developer and these videos are help me very much. I am from Brazil and here we are learning many things about apple develop.
So I have one doubt about table view. I realy want to know how I can click in one cell of the table e with this click the window change to another, do you undertand me? At this moment I am realy need this help.
One of the table view delegate methods handles row taps. I'm not in front of my dev computer right now so I can't give you the actual function prototype, but you can find it in the documentation. Just put your code to load and push a new view controller in that function. You can easily make each row do something different by checking the values stored in the indexPath variable that's passed to that function.
Ok. But i didn't undertand yet what are you want to say, sorry for that. What i must to put on the documentatiton help? Sorry to my ignorance about that and i appreciate your pacient.
I have created a UITableViewController class, and in interface builder the dataSource and delegate are assigned to File's Owner.... but the view come up blank when I push to it. I also set breakpoints that show numberOfSectionsInTableView is called but not numberOfRowsInSection.
I do all my UITableViews in code since I wasn't ever fully able to figure it out in Interface Builder. Interface Builder is good for certain things, but it really sucks for others and I feel that writing the code is easier.
And more to come on these topics in few days:
5. Add, Delete & Re-order UITableView rows
6. Creating UITableView using UITableViewCell
7. Customizing UITableView using UITableViewCell
8. UITableView & UITableViewCell examples and tips
UITableViews Tutorial Part #1
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