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[David DelMonte]

Let me know if I should report this to Apple..

[David DelMonte]

Sorry, been a bit preoccupied with life  I appreciate your investigation. I'll try this on a device, and let you know.

[David DelMonte]

OK. So on an iPad device, I get the same result. I cannot change / style any accessory. Also, I cannot remove it . So, same results on a device and on the sim -- and both, only on iPad -- iPhone is ok.

 

I knocked up a simple non-STV core data app, and in both the sim, and on a device, I can change/style/remove the accessory as I would expect.

 

So, I think this is an STV problem -- although, I'm happy to try something else.

 

I really like the roadmap you have defined so don't make this a high priority on my account. 

[Tarek]

Thank you very much David, that's actually a really good starting point! Would you please attach the sample here?

[David DelMonte]

sure.. attached is my knockup....

Attached Files

•  Accessory.zip   37.72K   6 downloads

[Tarek]

Thank you David

[wizgod]

Greetings Programs!

 

Is there a resolution to this? I also have a custom nib for an SCArrayOfObjectsCell that I want to remove the accessory type for as well.

 

I tried pretty much the same as David...

 

var oCell = cell as! SCArrayOfObjectsCell

oCell.accessoryType = .None
oCell.editingAccessoryType = .None
oCell.accessoryView = .None
oCell.editingAccessoryView = .None

 

Wg

[Tarek]

For removing the cell's own accessory:

 

oCell.cellActions.willDisplay =
{
    (cell, indexPath) in

    cell.accessoryType = .None
}