I am assuming here that you have an SCLabelCell or an SCTextFieldCell where you'll have this "Form ID" in. In Sensible TableView, you always have access to the newly created object via an SCTableViewModelDelegate method called tableViewModel:itemCreatedForSectionAtIndex:item:. Here is a code sample illustrating how to achieve what you want (please check SCTableViewModelDelegate documentation for a full explanation of the method):
// Make sure you're conforming to the SCTableViewModelDelegate protocol in the header file before implementing this method
- (void)tableViewModel:(SCTableViewModel *)tableViewModel
itemCreatedForSectionAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index item:(NSObject *)item
{
MyForm *form = (MyForm *)item;
// Assuming MyForm has a property called id
form.id = [self getUniqueFormNumber];
}
The above code is assuming MyForm is a custom object representing your form and getUniqueFormNumber is a custom method that returns a unique number. If you're using Core Data instead, then the code should look something like this:
- (void)tableViewModel:(SCTableViewModel *)tableViewModel
itemCreatedForSectionAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index item:(NSObject *)item
{
NSManageObject *managedObject = (NSManagedObject *)item;
// Assuming the form entity has an attribute called "id"
[managedObject setValue:[self getUniqueFormNumber] forKey:@"id"];
}
Please tell me if you need any more help.
