Titanium refreshing TableView with new data?

Why are you doing tableView. Data0. Rows and then just tableView.

Data when using setData? Your tableView. Data should be an array of rows/sections.

The Ti.UI. TableView object has the data property but the data should be structured as follows tableView. Data = {title:"Row 1"}, {title:"Row 2"} What does the rows accomplish for you when you are doing it that way, how are you using the rows?

I'm not positive but I think the tableView. Data is either no different or is invalid when trying to setData.

Why are you doing _tableView. Data0. Rows and then just _tableView.

Data when using setData? Your _tableView. Data should be an array of rows/sections.

The Ti.UI. TableView object has the data property but the data should be structured as follows. _tableView.

Data = {title:"Row 1"}, {title:"Row 2"} ; What does the . Rows accomplish for you when you are doing it that way, how are you using the . Rows?

I'm not positive but I think the _tableView. Data is either no different or is invalid when trying to setData.

I have been trying out different things to get the code working. With my code above, the statement 'Titanium.API.info..' shows the data getting updated, but it doesn't update the _tableView. How does one update a particular row/cell in a TableView and refresh the table in the UI?

Can you provide an example of that? – Karuna Sorate Jun 21 at 3:58.

It turns out the only way to update/reload a Titanium.UI. TableView is to get a copy of the updated data (as per ones logic) and reset it in the TableView, using 'setData'. For my example, since the _tableView.

Data is getting updated (which could be seen through the logging statements), I could copy it using a javascript array copy function like; var data2 =_tableView.data. Slice(0); _tableView. SetData(data2); Although, with the above knowledge, I had restructure my code, so, I am not using this exact code, but a similar logic.

But, overall, this way of updating the table doesn't seem very appealing, if there is any better way of handling this, please post, it would help a lot.

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