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[rolfenstein]

I have a table generated from a Web Service Definition. It is modeled after the twitter and youtube examples. I am trying to configure a custom detail view, but clicking on a cell only makes the cell highlight grey. What am I missing? The youtube example does the same thing for me and the twitter example doesn't load any data so not sure if this is working. 

 

    SCArrayOfObjectsSection *webSection = [SCArrayOfObjectsSection sectionWithHeaderTitle:nil webServiceDefinition:activityDef batchSize:10];

  //  webSection.itemsAccessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryNone;

    webSection.sectionActions.cellForRowAtIndexPath = ^SCCustomCell*(SCArrayOfItemsSection *webSection, NSIndexPath *indexPath)

    {

        NSString *bindingsString = @"1001:Russia.png;1002:UserName;1003:ActivityDescription;1004:Price;1005:Duration";

        SCCustomCell *customCell = [SCCustomCell cellWithText:nil objectBindingsString:bindingsString nibName:@"ActivityCell"];

        

        return customCell;

    };

    webSection.sectionActions.detailViewControllerForRowAtIndexPath = ^UIViewController*(SCTableViewSection *section, NSIndexPath *indexPath)

    {

        ActivityViewController *customVC = [[ActivityViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"ActivityView" bundle:nil];

        

        return customVC;    };

    [self.tableViewModel addSection:webSection];

 

[Everett]

your code looks good as far as I can tell.  

two things to try:

 

 a) make sure you are getting a non-nil object back for your customVC.  Replace that with this line to test:

    return [[SCViewController alloc]init];

 

to ensure compatibility, your customVC should inherit from SCViewController or SCTableViewController.

[rolfenstein]

Found my problem. I was assigning my nib to class SCCommandCell instead of SCCustomCell. Works fine now.

 

This is I guess another topic but will ask. So when I call a new view from a nib, it is not embedded in my tab view controller? I am not so familiar with working with nib/xib files.

[Dave Guerin]

Hi rolfenstein,

 

If by "when I call a new view from a nib, it is not embedded in my tab view controller" you mean that the UITabBar is disappearing, that can be set using hidesBottomBarWhenPushed. It's a SCDetailViewControllerOptions  and it's TRUE by default, so the UITabBar disappears, setting it to FALSE and the UITabBar will still be there.