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I have a custom uitableviewcell with uilabels and uibuttons. I'm getting new data from web sockets and updating the uibuttons by reloading a section or inserting a new section in the data is not in the table view. The uibuttons are initially white and are supposed to turn to a yellow background color when pressed and back to white background color when pressed again.
When i first load the data everything works well. The problem comes when i reload a section with new data from the web sockets.The uibuttons background color stays white and does not change to yellow. I'm not sure what the problem is but i suspect that after reloading a tableviewcell section something happens that changes the behaviour of the uibuttons. Any help on how i can go around this. I will really appreciate. I'm using swift4.
uitableview uibutton swift4
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
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I have a custom uitableviewcell with uilabels and uibuttons. I'm getting new data from web sockets and updating the uibuttons by reloading a section or inserting a new section in the data is not in the table view. The uibuttons are initially white and are supposed to turn to a yellow background color when pressed and back to white background color when pressed again.
When i first load the data everything works well. The problem comes when i reload a section with new data from the web sockets.The uibuttons background color stays white and does not change to yellow. I'm not sure what the problem is but i suspect that after reloading a tableviewcell section something happens that changes the behaviour of the uibuttons. Any help on how i can go around this. I will really appreciate. I'm using swift4.
uitableview uibutton swift4
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between yourtableView.reloadcalls?
– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38
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I have a custom uitableviewcell with uilabels and uibuttons. I'm getting new data from web sockets and updating the uibuttons by reloading a section or inserting a new section in the data is not in the table view. The uibuttons are initially white and are supposed to turn to a yellow background color when pressed and back to white background color when pressed again.
When i first load the data everything works well. The problem comes when i reload a section with new data from the web sockets.The uibuttons background color stays white and does not change to yellow. I'm not sure what the problem is but i suspect that after reloading a tableviewcell section something happens that changes the behaviour of the uibuttons. Any help on how i can go around this. I will really appreciate. I'm using swift4.
uitableview uibutton swift4
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
I have a custom uitableviewcell with uilabels and uibuttons. I'm getting new data from web sockets and updating the uibuttons by reloading a section or inserting a new section in the data is not in the table view. The uibuttons are initially white and are supposed to turn to a yellow background color when pressed and back to white background color when pressed again.
When i first load the data everything works well. The problem comes when i reload a section with new data from the web sockets.The uibuttons background color stays white and does not change to yellow. I'm not sure what the problem is but i suspect that after reloading a tableviewcell section something happens that changes the behaviour of the uibuttons. Any help on how i can go around this. I will really appreciate. I'm using swift4.
uitableview uibutton swift4
uitableview uibutton swift4
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Bob Sira SiraBob Sira Sira
14
14
Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between yourtableView.reloadcalls?
– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38
add a comment |
Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between yourtableView.reloadcalls?
– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38
Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between your
tableView.reload calls?– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between your
tableView.reload calls?– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38
add a comment |
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Do you store the state of the button (selected/not selected - e.g. white color or yellow) somewhere between your
tableView.reloadcalls?– Robert Fogash
Jan 14 at 8:24
Hacked this problem. Thanks to all who took a look at it!
– Bob Sira Sira
Jan 14 at 12:38