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3:01 am
October 23, 2008
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kappolo
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Hi all!
Well, i have a problem. I used IB and have a situation like this:
On a nib file:
- a view “myView”
- a tableView inside the View called “myTableView”
On XCode:
- myView.m and .h with standard methods taken by UIView
- myTableView.m and .h with standard methods taken by UITableView
Both the classes are properly connected.
If i execute the code with breakpoints on myTableView class methods, i
can see that they are never called, even when the table is loaded in
the simulator.
What am i doing wrong in connecting to XCode?
Thanks in advance 
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3:11 am
October 23, 2008
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AdeC
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Ive got a similar problem in another post where I have created a tabbar which loads multiple different views. One of the views has a table view on it but I cant get the tableview to load data or even fire the code that loads the data.
Hope someone can help us here!
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3:14 am
October 23, 2008
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kappolo
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Exacly the same problem! I've tried everything with no success….
Because if you use an Outlet you can connect to the tableView but not define the methods as far as i know…
I hope somebody will help us
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3:19 am
October 23, 2008
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AdeC
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I have added a suggestion for a tutorial which makes a project from the basic building blocks rather than a template. Hopefully that way we get a better understanding of how things fit together!
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5:47 am
October 23, 2008
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kappolo
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Solved
I just need to set delegate and datasource of “myTableView” to “myView”'s file owner, and implement all the table methods on the myView.m file
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