Hi, all...
I've got a table view for which users must tap an Edit button before
they can make changes. This button puts the table view in editing mode.
How can I make the cell show blue (it's selected) only while editing
is true?
The scenario I want:
When editing = NO
1. User taps a cel
cell with the style
UITableViewVellStyleValue2.
Does anyone have the correct UIColor to do this? Would you be willing to share
it please?
Thanks!
Steve Fogel
Crescent Computing___
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Hi, all...
In my iPhone app I'd like to have a text field that duplicates the
behavior of the phone field in the Contacts application, applying a
mask to the field as it's being entered.
So if the user types 2125551212, I'd like the text field to display
(212) 555-1212.
I know about the
Hi...
textField:shouldChangeCharactersInRange:replacementString just tells
you what the most recent character is that got typed (if range == 0)
or got backspaced over (if range == 1).
You have to use other methods to actually change the contents of the
text field. You manipulate the text
Hi, all...
I'm trying to use a text view instead of a text field to allow my user
to enter a phone number. Reason: I want to format the phone number as
the user types, just like the Contacts app, and I want to be able to
position the cursor as the user edits. Can't position the cursor with
Hi, all...
The Address Book Programming Guide for iOS says that the ABRecordID of a person
record in the address book database can change, after a MobileMe sync reset or
for some other reason. Is this still true for iOS 5.0?
That is, if I store an ABRecordID in my app and later want to retrie
Hi, all…
My app starts by showing a table view with no rows. The user taps + to add the
first entry. A modal view controller is presented to get input data and then it
is dismissed to reveal the original table view, where the new entry is show.
See the screenshot. In recent versions of iOS, whe
