custom-cell

I've just started to use Swift as a prorgamming language and i've run into a problem with Custom cells. When i try to create custom cells, and then go forward and try to design them the way i need them ( with Style set to Custom ) everything looks good. Now i don't know how to put specific data into them, since all tutorials i found used the style option "basic" where they only have a text label to which they assign their data. Now for me, when i "control drag" my labels into my code, i give them specific names such as "dateLabel" or "sourceLabel" in order to insert the data correctly. now i'm

I have to implement comment and reply system in my application. I am getting the data from the API and I don't understand how to do this cause I have not done anything like this before. I know I have to take two different cells for this type of system but I don't Know how to filter the data for comments and replies and show them in their respective cells. Here is how my JSON: [ { "firstName": "Mark", "lastName": "King", "profilePic": "avatar2 - Copy - Copy.jpg", "reviewId": 54, "userId": 4, "serviceProviderId": 0, "rating": 0, "description": "Thank You...", "isDeleted": false, "parentReviewId"

I created an xcode project with the master detail template. I want to customize the cell to put my data into 2 separate labels. I tried customizing the cell in the storyboard editor, but it seems like all of the stuff on the cell is locked in place. I am fine either creating the custom cell programmatically or in the storyboard editor. I know I could just set the text on the default textLabel to blank and then create the other labels programmatically, but that doesn't seem very need to just have a random empty textLabel in the middle of every cell. So I am wondering if there is a way to edit

Hey guys, I looked for this problem and I don't believe I could find an answer. I have a tableview of custom cells that when clicked, the selected cell pushes a new cell with information. I was wondering if anyone had an idea of how to push the selected cell to the top of the uitableview, or make it fill up the entire tableview. My uitableview only takes up half of the screen, and I wish for when the cell is selected that it only take up that half of the screen, and the user is still able to scroll the cell (if that makes sense)? Any suggestions would be appreciated, it was somewhat difficult

I have a UITableView where, in ios6, my custom cell stretched completely to the left and right sides of the screen. So my square image on the left of the cell was hard up against the phone screen. However, now in ios7, there is a small gap appearing on the left hand side so the image is now away from the side and slightly overlaps my text within the cell. This also seems to be happening in other apps I have that I am now viewing in ios7 - all have a gap on the left and perhaps the right as well. My Custom cell is set to a size of 320 according to Interface Builder - ios 7 hasnt changed this

Though this is one of the most asked question but i could not find one comprehensive answer. I need to have custom cells in UITableView. Some containing labels or text fields and some with images and buttons. I have made separate classes for each type of cell. I am using GroupStyle table with multiple sections. Right now I am adding cells in cellForIndexPath with switch-case for section and if-else for rows in section: id cell; switch(indexPath.section) { case 0: if(indexPath.row==0) { CellA *cell = [[[CellA alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:[NSString