hi
thanks for this helpful example .

i am asking if i want to view 2 or more images each view that you made gust one image in each view. and to move from one to another by touching and moving ?

thanks agin

This has been a nice pair of tutorials-- thanks much!

A question related to the change from "cell.text" to "cell.textLabel":
Your example has this code:
UILabel *cellLabel = cell.textLabel;
cellLabel.text = [self.booksModel getBookTitleAtIndex:row];

Can one not set the text directly:
cell.textLabel = [self.booksModel getBookTitleAtIndex:row];

Why do you create the intermediate object?

Thanks for any info!
Peter

Hi Elisabeth!

Loved both tutorials. Really helpful for me in getting past a stubborn sticking point. :) And, you've got a GREAT voice and pace for screencasts. Please do more! Regarding the deprecated text property for cell, I believe the correct syntax (without the need of an intermediate syntax) is:

cell.textLabel.text = [self.booksModel getBookTitleAtIndex:row];

Just using cell.textLabel throws an error for me.

Best ~ Scott

Hi Elizabeth, As a complete novice I've worked though both your screencasts, and found them extremely helpful. One question on the above, though concerns the alternative way of showing a different view depending on which row is selected. You mention:

"One is to create different view for each row by creating a separate class for each type of view you want to display, and then select the specific view to display in tableview:didSelectRowAtIndexPath: in the BooksTableViewController depending on which row is selected."

Can you show me how this might be implemented. I'd list to add different text views rather than picture views.

Thanks for the great tutorials,

kev.

Hi Elizabeth,

I worked out how to do it myself. Here's my code, for those that are interested:

NSInteger row = [indexPath row];
//if (self.introductionViewController == nil)

if([[booksArray objectAtIndex:row] isEqual:@"Introduction"])

{
IntroductionViewController *aBookDetail = [[IntroductionViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"IntroductionViewController" bundle:nil];
self.introductionViewController = aBookDetail;
[aBookDetail release];
introductionViewController.title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [booksArray objectAtIndex:row]];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:introductionViewController animated:YES];
}
else
if([[booksArray objectAtIndex:row] isEqual:@"Is it the vehicle for you"])
{
IsItForYouController *bBookDetail = [[IsItForYouController alloc] initWithNibName:@"IsItForYouController" bundle:nil];
self.isItForYouController = bBookDetail;
[bBookDetail release];
isItForYouController.title = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [booksArray objectAtIndex:row]];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:isItForYouController animated:YES];
}

etc.
etc.
etc.
etc.
etc.

Kev.

Hi,

Great tutorials you have here. I was wondering if you could show how you would do this with html files instead if images, i.e. loading html files into a UIWebview. I've been struggling with it for some time now.

Thanks, Philip

Hi Elizabeth,

I've almost got to the stage of submitting my app to Apple – and I want to thank you again for the tutorial, it really helped. One more question, though. Is it possible to modify the existing table to contain a different image in each row? I've seen other tutorials which deal with custom table items, but they all start from scratch. Is it possible to add custom images to the cells in the table as you've done it here?

Thanks again,

kevin.

Hi Elisabeth,

Thank you very much (and I'm very sorry for misspelling your name). I'll take a look at the documentation, and see how I get on.

Thanks again for all your help and ace tutorials.

Kevin.

Hello Elisabeth!
many thanks for the great video tut!
It helped me very much in developing a new iphone app :)
But iam still struggeling with understanding how
i could create and push another view controller. I want to have
a totally different info for each book: like one with a picture, one
with text and so on.. could you please explain, or post a little code snipped
for all who are interested in that issue?
Thank you from Paris,
Ralf