Custom Delete button On Editing in UITableView Cell?

Luvieere is right -- if you want that same "delete" metaphor, you want to keep it at the red button that Apple provides. Why change it? Its globally recognizable as the standard for delete buttons Although, if you want something like Tweetie, where you completely change the behavior of swiping, you could use something like ABTableViewCell where you just draw in your own view.

Make a custom table view, override -touchesBegan:withEvent:, and check for touches. Calculate the delta of the two touches (in touchesMoved:withEvent:) and move your own view around.

Ok. But the client said that, when I flick on a cell, there should a button for going into list - playlist. Orange colored.

– sugar Oct 23 '09 at 19:57 In that case, you'll have to draw the button yourself. – Saurabh Sharan Oct 23 '09 at 22:31.

Probably not a good idea to change that button to something else, users expect that behavior remains consistent. If Apple wanted that bit of detail to be customizable, they would have included a way.

Ok. But the client said that, when I flick on a cell, there should a button for going into list - playlist. Orange colored.

– sugar Oct 23 '09 at 19:56 If it is standard, Then why they have given an option to change the name of delete button? – sugar Oct 23 '09 at 19:58 For internationalization, so you could translate that "Delete" into another language's equivalent – luvieere Oct 23 '09 at 20:05 Let me give an example. MPMovieplayer is private api.

Then How YouTube could customize it? ( YouTube has added two more buttons add to favorites, email this video ). There should some way.

Why apple just keep customization limited to themselves? – sugar Oct 23 '09 at 22:09 To understand my previous comment - read this question. Stackoverflow.Com/questions/1596089/… – sugar Oct 23 '09 at 22:10.

The systemwide standard for the intended list-dive-in action, as you said in the comment on luvieere's answer, would be to use the detail-disclosure (blue circled arrow) cell accessory, not the swipe gesture. That said, if you still want to use the swipe action for this, there's no way to provide your own button without manually intercepting and completely reimplementing the swipe gesture, like what Tweetie does.

You can try to create your own button and add it as a subView to your cell.

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