Greetings Programs!
Here's something odd. I have this tableview which I use for selecting a category but I am getting my first section showing up as a basic cell and the remaining using the custom cell.
Have a look at the pictures; the first picture shows what's happening. The second picture shows what happens if I comment out "objectsModel.enableSearchController = true". The last picture shows what happens if I enableSearchController but remove the sectionHeaderTitleForItem action.
In my IB, I have a tableview with an SCArrayOfObjectsSection with no data definition.
class CategoryListViewController: SCTableViewController {
@IBOutlet var sortBy: UISegmentedControl!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
displayView()
}
func displayView() {
self.navigationBarType = SCNavigationBarType.None;
var objectsModel = SCArrayOfObjectsModel(tableView: self.tableView, items: Global.variables.site.categories, itemsDefinition: nil)
objectsModel.enableSearchController = true
self.tableViewModel = objectsModel
self.tableViewModel.modelActions.sectionHeaderTitleForItem = {
(itemsModel, item, itemIndex)->String in
switch weak_self.sortBy.selectedSegmentIndex
{
case 1:
// Sort by name.
return (item.valueForKey("name") as String).leftString(1).uppercaseString
default:
// By default or selectedSegmentIndex = 0 sort by category.
return (item.valueForKey("parentCategoryName") as String).uppercaseString
}
}
self.tableViewModel.sectionActions.didFetchItemsFromStore = {
(itemsSection, items) in
itemsSection.fetchItemsCell = nil;
// This is not the only way to sort, but probably the easiest when using STV
var fetchOptions:SCDataFetchOptions
switch weak_self.sortBy.selectedSegmentIndex
{
case 1:
fetchOptions = SCDataFetchOptions(sortKey: "name", sortAscending: false, filterPredicate: nil)
default:
fetchOptions = SCDataFetchOptions(sortKey: "categoryOrder", sortAscending: true, filterPredicate: nil)
break;
}
fetchOptions.sortMutableArray(items)
}
self.tableViewModel.cellActions.willDisplay = {
(cell, indexPath) in
if cell.isKindOfClass(SCCustomCell) && cell.boundObject != nil
{
cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryType.None
let category = cell.boundObject.valueForKey("name") as String
}
}
}
}
Thoughts?
Wg
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Edited by wizgod, 19 January 2015 - 03:07 PM.
