Hi,

I notice all the sample cells on your site show a label on the left and a value on the right. I'd like to use the UITableViewCellStyleSubtitle cell style so that the label is on top and the value is down below.

How would I achieve this?

Thanks,

Brendan

Hi Brendan,

All Sensible TableView cells are already of style type UITableViewCellStyleSubtitle. All you need to do is set SCTableViewCell.detailTextLabel.text property. Also, have a look at SCClassDefinition descriptionPropertyName property, which automatically sets the detail text from any of your bound object's properties.

Thanks for your quick reply Tarek.

Using this code I get the label on the left and the value on the right:

SCLabelCell *labelCell = [SCLabelCell cellWithText:address.name withBoundObject:self.merchant.nearestLocation withLabelTextPropertyName:@"formattedAddress"];

I noticed your code was using the UITableViewCellStyleSubtitle. I'll look into your recommendations.

Thanks,

Brendan

Hi Tarek,

This worked great for labels, but what about auto-generated cells that have UITextFields or other controls in them? Is it possible to get the cell's label to appear above the control?

Like this:

First Name:
[ required ]

or

Gender:
[ Male | Female ]


Where [ required ] is a UITextField with a placeholder and [ Male | Female ] is a segmented control?

Thanks!

Brendan

Hi Brendan,

STV 2.0 has a delegate method called "tableViewModel:didLayoutSubviewsForCell:forRowAtIndexPath:", inside of which you can completely rearrange the cell controls.



We also have plans to provide different out-of-the-box rearrangements for text field cells in our next minor releases.

Hope this helps

Fantastic!

Thanks Tarek!

Brendan