iOS Where to find UITableViewCell configure button

[RossOliver]

Hey,

In interface builder when you drag a UITableViewCell onto a view you can set the button displayed at the right of the cell to 'Configure button'.

Is this a predefined button available in XCode or is it just in Interface Builder? If it's just in IB then is there a way to get my hands on it to use in my XCode custom UITableViewCell?

Thanks for your time,

-Ross

 

[RossOliver]

Typical, I just found it is a preset:

cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryDetailDisclosureButton;

Never mind

 

[RossOliver]

Hmm, now I have my configure button, but I can't get the accessoryAction property to work:

cell.accessoryAction = @selector( someAction );

This should call the someAction method (in the same module) but it doesn't appear to... any ideas?

Thanks,

-Ross

 

[ethana]

I have this same problem. Anyone have any idea on how to make that chevron icon work?

 

[gagandeepb]

Getting problem in creating coloumns and headers

Hi Guys,

I am new in devlopment. Please tell me how can i add header in UITableView class and i hav to always add label for showing txt in columns or is there any other way. Tell me how can i bind multiple column datasource to this UITableView object.Tell me how can i handle single click event on particular cell i am able to capture it but for only selected row not cell. indexPath.Section always come zero.

Thanks in advance

Gagan

 

[PhoneyDeveloper]

In order for an action to work you also need a target, which is the object that the action message will be sent to. Typically an action method takes a single parameter so the selector has a colon at the end.

So in your tableview controller you might have code like this

cell.target = self;
cell.accessoryAction = @selector(theAction:);

If you have a table and just want to see the chevron and then respond to a row being selected instead you should just implement these delegate methods:

tableView:accessoryTypeForRowWithIndexPath:
tableView:commitEditingStyle: forRowAtIndexPath: