Hello friends.
I have scenario which I will try to explain in details.
I have a table ClientAssessments [AssessmentID, ProjectID, ProjectName,
StartDate].
Now I am fetching all the data by simple select query and want to show it on
a UITableView column. I want that when someone touches a particu
when you create your cell, you can assign the Tag property to some value
from your data, then retrieve it when your cell is selected
alternately, you can use the indexPath value to create a index into the
array/list/whatever that was used to populate your table, and retrieve the
necessary value fr
Thanks for your reply.
You mean I have to create cells first for my UITableView? I mean I have a
function returning a dataset. Can I not assign this dataset to the
DataSource property of the control directly, like we used to do in ASP.Net?
Please help me on how to create a cell for a tableview. I
Well I have played around with the code a bit and here is what I have come up
with. I have created three classes, BasicTableViewItem,
BasicTableViewItemGroup, BasicTableViewSource and ClientAssessment. The last
class contains the properties that I want to show from the fetched dataset.
Here are th
This is the exception I am getting:
System.NullReferenceException:Object reference not set to an instance of an
object at
this.tblProjects.Source=this._tableViewSource
Here tblProjects is my tableview control.
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Well I have modified the code a bit for the function CreateTableItems(). It
makes more sense now, although I am getting two errors.
Here is my modified code block for CreateTableItems()
public void CreateTableItems ()
{
List tableItems = new
List ();
here you are passing in data to the constructor but doing nothing with it -
that's the first thing that jumps out at me as to why you're not getting
any data in the table
public BasicTableViewItemGroup (List lst)
{
}
On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 2:42 AM,
Got my code working. data is being shown in nicely formatted manner in my
uitableview. Now the issue is to handle row selection and fetch the
corresponding AssessmentID. For reference see the following picture.
http://monotouch.2284126.n4.nabble.com/file/n4655749/assessment_home_showing_logged_in_
in your DataSource class, implement RowSelected. Use the indexPath
argument to get the correct element from your data
public override void RowSelected(UITableView tableView, NSIndexPath indexPath)
{
// Do something for the selected row
}
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 6:26 AM, proindi
Thanks for your reply.
I did some googling on RowSelected. It appears that this RowSelected method
is contained in the class UITableViewDelegate, which I think I will have to
extend into my BasicTableViewSource class. But it already extends the
UITableViewSource class. [Fore reference please see m
Finally got my code working. But there's one strange thing I'd like to share.
When I was writing my code for user interaction, RowSelected did not appear
in the code completion intellisense. I forcefully had to write the code. The
code compiled successfully without giving me any errors. Why this st
I am facing a new problem. Actually after showing the AssessmentID in a alert
I also want the application to load a new screen AssessmentFacility. What I
have done is that I have created a new class inside my DataSOurce class
extending from UiViewControlller class. And in it I have written the code
When you create your TableViewSource class, pass in a reference to the
TableViewController. Then in your RowSelected method use that reference to
access the NavigationController of the TableViewController
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 4:35 AM, proindigo wrote:
> I am facing a new problem. Actually aft
Followed your instruction.
Application working just as expected now. Navigating to the new screen when
I select a row.
Thanks for the advice. Great technique.
Cheers.
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