Multi-line UITableViewCell using UITableViewCellStyleValue2 style?

Another round of searching found this: the-lost-beauty.blogspot.com/2009/11/mul... Quickly tried it, and it works - just need to set the font size down a bit.

It sounds to me like you'll have to create a custom UITableCell. The only way to ensure the text lines up is to get the margin/text width values correct, which can be done via trial and error, or using a measuring tool such as xScope.

I also had the problem that the textLabel and the detailTextLabel had a different position. Solution: For the detailTextLabel use the same height like the textLabel (e.g. 13).

Create a custom cell for you table and place a UILabel and a UITextView inside it. Position the label & text view to match their x,y positions to the other cells you are using in that table. You insert "\n" in the textview's text wherever you want line breaks to occur.

You resize the textview height depending on the number of lines in the textview using something like: CGRect frame = yourTextView. Frame; frame.size. Height = yourTextView.contentSize.

Height; yourTextView. Frame = frame; return frame.size. Height + 20.0; // Pad the cell's height as necessary for your applicaion.

Normally, it is hard to define where should put a line break. – Shivan Raptor Oct 4 at 10:34.

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