UITableview not reloading after UIAlertview?

Not sure what would have gone wrong to end up in the situation, but are you sure that self. View is not nil? In the place the reloadData call is working you're using the tableView reference passed to you and not self.

View but the call that isn't working is using self. View With just the code above that's the only obvious thing I noticed so far.

Not sure what would have gone wrong to end up in the situation, but are you sure that self. View is not nil? In the place the reloadData call is working you're using the tableView reference passed to you and not self.

View, but the call that isn't working is using self.view. With just the code above that's the only obvious thing I noticed so far.

I'm not sure that self. Tableview is not nil. Actually, I have doubts about should I call the reloadData from Tableview, in the delegate method cellForRowAtIndexPath.

Any suggestion? Thank you. – musicnt Sep 25 '10 at 22:14 You should absolutely not call reloadData from cellForRowAtIndexPath.

– imaginaryboy Sep 25 '10 at 22:38 Sorry, I meant the method clickedButtonAtIndex. How should I call in this method. – musicnt Sep 25 '10 at 22:46 Whether you should or should not call it from clickedButtonAtIndex: is determined by the design of your software, and I can't really say whether it's a good idea or not.

I can say that you clearly wrote that method expecting self. TableView was not nil, so if it is, you should figure out why. – imaginaryboy Sep 25 '10 at 22:54.

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