Iphone sdk - weird bug with TableView Cell?

Why are you setting up the textView even when indexPath. Row is not zero (and you don't release if indexPath. Row is zero)?

Try moving the creation and setup to inside the "if (indePath. Row! = 0)" block (just above the addSubView line).

This I had previously tried, and something was still a little weird. A fix occured when I changed the if() to a switch/case function. – norskben Feb 22 '10 at 10:55.

Your problem may be that when you create the cells, you give them all the same cell identifier. When the first cell is queued, it does not have a text view, yet this part of your code is called: if (cell == nil) A cell is returned and isn't nil, but in the case of the first cell, it doesn't have a text view. Try changing the cell identifier for the first cell to see if you have better results; this will prevent it from being re-used.

– FelixLam Feb 22 '10 at 0:35 Your code creates a text view for each cell and hides it if the cell is at row 0. That results in an unnecessary text view being created. You suggest it, but then do the opposite.

– Jeff Kelley Feb 22 '10 at 1:39 I have update the code. – FelixLam Feb 22 '10 at 10:15 @Felix, your code looks good, but the comments still misinterpret what's going on. I suggest you read the Table View Programming Guide - your concept of creating one "master cell" is incorrect.

"cell == nil" will be true more than once per cell identifier. – Jeff Kelley Feb 22 '10 at 16:05 I did indeed misunderstand this, I checked it again. The documentation wasn't very clear here.

I will delete my post. – FelixLam Feb 22 '10 at 16:33.

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