I have a table view that is loose based on the elite controller of SQLiteBooks in the old version. It is programatically created, each cell displays a single value, when clicked, a normal edit controller is displayed which allows the user to edit that value. Except for the pretty standard coco-touch accessories ...
... I also have a section control in the title of the table that it is based on this setting, in a one on a UILBable (text color) Changing need 8 ± table view seals I do not have any IBOutlets for this table view because I have made it completely in code, then give me my (zero) segment action: (ID) sender What to do in the method Need it? Change this value and display it to the user? When the table was created ( cellForRowAtIndexPath ) each UILabel was called "value" and then added: [cell.contentView addSubview: value]
I have tried to set up the viewController's property, which is then checked during the cellformatti and applepath and the trade of text colors ... and then to add [self.tableView setNeedsDisplay] My section action: method but it does not seem to work?!?
Any thoughts?
You can also store UILLabel references in the cell-enforcement mode that you want when you want You create related cell
This will mean that you can change the label and mark it to republish.
Alternatively, you can show that the cell should be drawn differently - and then use it in the cellarrowoutindexpath: drag it with the background.
You can easily find this with a 3.0 text labile object in UITWVLL
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