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Controlling Table display from another view
Making a UITableView scroll when text field is selectedHow do I check if a string contains another string in Objective-C?Passing Data between View Controllersback button callback in navigationController in iOSHow to use auto-layout to move other views when a view is hidden?navigation from tableview to another viewTable view return wrong values when scrollingNavigate between detail views of a table view controllerCan I put a table view within a page view controller?Table View Cell Action Between View Controllers
I am trying to display a table on the home view with 10 potential cells.
I need to press a button, go to the next view and select which cells I want to use via switches.
For example, if the switch is on, the cell is displayed. If the switch is off the cell will not be displayed and there will not be a gap between displayed cells on the previous page.
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I am trying to display a table on the home view with 10 potential cells.
I need to press a button, go to the next view and select which cells I want to use via switches.
For example, if the switch is on, the cell is displayed. If the switch is off the cell will not be displayed and there will not be a gap between displayed cells on the previous page.
ios uitableview
edited Mar 25 at 18:07
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I am trying to display a table on the home view with 10 potential cells.
I need to press a button, go to the next view and select which cells I want to use via switches.
For example, if the switch is on, the cell is displayed. If the switch is off the cell will not be displayed and there will not be a gap between displayed cells on the previous page.
ios uitableview
edited Mar 25 at 18:07
shim
4,3417 gold badges50 silver badges80 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 17:22
naprotonnaproton
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I am trying to display a table on the home view with 10 potential cells.
I need to press a button, go to the next view and select which cells I want to use via switches.
For example, if the switch is on, the cell is displayed. If the switch is off the cell will not be displayed and there will not be a gap between displayed cells on the previous page.
ios uitableview
ios uitableview
edited Mar 25 at 18:07
shim
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asked Mar 25 at 17:22
naprotonnaproton
11 bronze badge
edited Mar 25 at 18:07
shim
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asked Mar 25 at 17:22
naprotonnaproton
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edited Mar 25 at 18:07
shim
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edited Mar 25 at 18:07
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Uses the switches to control the data source for your UITableView, the best way to do this would be to break out your UITableViewDataSource into a separate class and then you can modify the data source array from your second view controller. I think this tutorial would be a good starting point
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Uses the switches to control the data source for your UITableView, the best way to do this would be to break out your UITableViewDataSource into a separate class and then you can modify the data source array from your second view controller. I think this tutorial would be a good starting point
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answered Mar 25 at 18:06
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Uses the switches to control the data source for your UITableView, the best way to do this would be to break out your UITableViewDataSource into a separate class and then you can modify the data source array from your second view controller. I think this tutorial would be a good starting point
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