@dizza213 This is the older style of creating custom tableview cells. Its a lot easier in iOS 5 now. If you are creating a table view in code you set the initializer in code when its created. If you are creating it from a nib it is set in the nib file in the inspector.
One of the best, most pithy video programming demos I've ever seen. The editing really makes it, cutting out the "you are watching me type now" fluff often seen in these types of videos.
@claybridges Thanks. I made this video a long time ago and then lost the password to the youtube account. So am now using a different account. I have a couple of tutorials over there and hope to put more up.
although a critique I would offer would be to modify the video to highlight parts of the code you are talking about, like the NSBundle in this video's example.
I waded through 4 slow moving tutorials before I found this and you gave me a solution with options without treating me like a new born. Thanks for making this available!
Could you please give another tutorial to put different images on the left of the table for each lines. Maybe 5 lines with different images for each lines.
Julio!! Dude, you just solved a problem I've been stuck on for the past couple hours. It was that one step, changing the cell class identity to my custom one in IB. Thanks!
Hi I'm new to developing and i am trying to find out how to make a TableView that can be edited on the iphone itself
Eg. i want to have a Cell that displays the text "P1" but if someone clicks on it or even better a icon to the right the user can edit "P1" to a different name i hope I'm making sense.
I don't have a tutorial for this but I know others have written blog posts and there is sample code out there. I would try searching for how to place controls or uitextfields in table view cells.
You certainly saved my butt with this! All the other's use File's Owner and I just couldn't figure out how to do it properly without it! Thank you! 5/5 :)
Thank you very much. Clear an to the point. It's nice that didn't have to sift through a 30 minute tutorial about things I already know for one piece of information.
@JulioEBarros I don't understand when is the CellIdentifier ever set in this case? We only use it for dequeue, don't we?
dizza213 1 month ago
@dizza213 This is the older style of creating custom tableview cells. Its a lot easier in iOS 5 now. If you are creating a table view in code you set the initializer in code when its created. If you are creating it from a nib it is set in the nib file in the inspector.
JulioEBarros 1 month ago
@JulioEBarros thanks for the answer....I always forget that you can set it in the nib file, cheers!
dizza213 1 month ago
You are awesome Julio!!!
lschuck11 1 month ago
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Chamius 2 months ago
well explained, thanks
Chamius 2 months ago
it doesn't work with a tablecell in a tab bar, if there is code for please let me know.
memo431 3 months ago
really clear and well explained. Thank you.
bellywiggler 4 months ago
amazing and helpfully... go ahead ;)
forsan1987 4 months ago
Hi, Which video recorder did you use for this tutorial?
thanks,
galkeidar 6 months ago
@galkeidar i Show U.
EStringTechnologies 6 months ago
sounds like you reading this from a book.this is a great lesson for someone who already know how to do it.
richardlipp21 6 months ago
sounds like you reading this from a book
richardlipp21 6 months ago
Excellent. An enormous help. Thanks!
pastpeak 10 months ago
One of the best, most pithy video programming demos I've ever seen. The editing really makes it, cutting out the "you are watching me type now" fluff often seen in these types of videos.
claybridges 1 year ago
@claybridges Thanks. I made this video a long time ago and then lost the password to the youtube account. So am now using a different account. I have a couple of tutorials over there and hope to put more up.
EStringTechnologies 1 year ago
really helpful, shows the steps clearly
although a critique I would offer would be to modify the video to highlight parts of the code you are talking about, like the NSBundle in this video's example.
FlamerOHR 1 year ago
I waded through 4 slow moving tutorials before I found this and you gave me a solution with options without treating me like a new born. Thanks for making this available!
ben4wow 1 year ago
Could you please give another tutorial to put different images on the left of the table for each lines. Maybe 5 lines with different images for each lines.
Thank you.
super0chick 1 year ago
I understand how the code works but where is the actual list of states being stored? please help thnx
chasecattaneo 1 year ago
wow. you should be an instructor. that was deadly. 100 percent GREAT. lots of love from CANADA!!! nice.
thanks for that presentation.
thenissan 1 year ago
1 person missed the Like!!
Brilliant tutorial once again thank you!
phpexe 1 year ago
brilliant tutorial. concise, accurate and correct.
more please...
c00perlad 1 year ago
Great Tutorial! could you explain how to sort an array alphabetically? thanks!!
anuarlezama 1 year ago
I'm glad this is helping so many people. I run some training sessions if any one is interested there is more info at E-String dot com training
EStringTechnologies 1 year ago
Nice explanation. Thanks for taking the time to help others out.
dontgoplastic 1 year ago
Saved my day!
btcguy 1 year ago
Thanks, that was awesome, very helpful, especially with it being so concise.
tubeblabla 1 year ago
Thanks very much,
Don't usually comment on videos, but that was nicely concise.
joopstao 1 year ago
very nice. thanks.
sigmainjapan 2 years ago
Julio!! Dude, you just solved a problem I've been stuck on for the past couple hours. It was that one step, changing the cell class identity to my custom one in IB. Thanks!
Drewsmits 2 years ago
Hi I'm new to developing and i am trying to find out how to make a TableView that can be edited on the iphone itself
Eg. i want to have a Cell that displays the text "P1" but if someone clicks on it or even better a icon to the right the user can edit "P1" to a different name i hope I'm making sense.
If you could help it would be much appreciated
sethseth123 2 years ago
I don't have a tutorial for this but I know others have written blog posts and there is sample code out there. I would try searching for how to place controls or uitextfields in table view cells.
EStringTechnologies 2 years ago
You certainly saved my butt with this! All the other's use File's Owner and I just couldn't figure out how to do it properly without it! Thank you! 5/5 :)
Louix94 2 years ago
Would you be able to make tutorial for how to add sound to each table cell, and play the sound when you press on each cell.
thanks !
himalayann 2 years ago
Very helpful!
You should consider putting in the description that advanced users can start at 2:15
whogben 2 years ago
Thank you very much. Clear an to the point. It's nice that didn't have to sift through a 30 minute tutorial about things I already know for one piece of information.
astrobombastic 2 years ago
nice and clear, good work
myUsualNameHadGone 2 years ago
good explanation, thanks
markstonefilmmaker 2 years ago
Thanks a lot.
Buffzor 2 years ago
Thank you very much.
ste10004 2 years ago
Very helpful tutorial! Thanks for putting in the time!
dagnode 2 years ago
This is the first tutorial on the web that explains this issue in the simplest terms that everyone can understand.
Thank you very much. Keep up the great work
benliong 2 years ago
Thanks man. Your tutorial helped me a lot :)
THRESHE 3 years ago