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I have gone through the tutorial below and it works fine. My question is how do I add more than the two standard cells to the prototype cell? http://thedarkdev.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/web-service-apps-in-ios7-json-with.html cell.textLabel.text = "Title Text"; cell.detailTextLabel.text = "Detail Text" I am wanting to add another 4 labels and would like to lay them out using the storyboards. Any ideas how to do this? You can use a custom cell type and you'll be able to add as many labels as you want: Create a empty UITableViewCell subclass that you'll use for this cell. Note, this subclass doesn

I have drag & drop UIView to UIViewController in storyboard in xcode 5, it's added but i can't see that UIView in storyboard. Any one have solution? In previous version of xcode, i did get it worked with the process described from following link:- https://stackoverflow.com/a/14515818/952440 But now it did not work in latest xcode 5. For your information i have added screenshot from storyboard below:- Mundi You have to add these views as subviews of the main view. Just drag them into the top View . If you don't want to show them by default, set them as hidden and show them dynamically. To edit

I have a UITabBarController that I am trying to modify. Right now the UNselected tab icon images are default gray. I know that you cant change the tint of these UNselected icon images programmatically. Apple says that the tint is controlled by the actual tint of the png file itself. So if you want a white or green icon image then you have to use a png that displays the image as white or green etc. After that you must use UIImageRenderingModeAlwaysOriginal AND initWithTitle:image:selectedImage: I used this code in my FirstViewController.m and i placed it in the -(void)viewDidLoad. However, I am

I used to do this: Xcode duplicate line But IDETextKeyBindingSet.plist doesn't exist anymore. There is a folder called "KeyBindings" with a blank text file in it. So how do we set up key bindings now? Specifically I just want command-D to duplicate the line the cursor is in, which is a basic functionality of every other IDE except Xcode. The KeyBindings directory stores just per-user key bindings for already available operations in Xcode. On the other hand, the IDETextKeyBindingSet.plist lets you add an operation to Xcode itself (and afterwards put a key binding into your KeyBindings dir).

I upgraded from Xcode 4 to 5 and I can no longer validate archives created for Ad-Hoc distribution. After creating an archive, I hit Validate, log into iTunes Connect (as prompted) and get the error "No identities are available for signing": If I click 'Download Identities...' then pick my team name (me) it just takes me back to this error prompt. Specifics I have created and signed an Ad Hoc distribution profile called 'survey_dist_9' The Code Signing settings in my Target look like this, although I have tried many combinations of these profiles: My unchanged, existing project that worked