If yes then just change your code NSString *tempString = your_array objectAtIndex:indexPath. Row; cell.textLabel. Text = tempString; If you are not even getting empty strings then make property of your array in .
H file. Synthesize it in . M (also release it in delloc function) and finally in viewDidLoad right following NSMutableArray tempContentArray = NSMutableArray alloc arrayWithObjects:@"view", @"browse", @"create", nil; self.
ContentArray=tempArray; and then write following code to get cell title NSString *tempString = self. ContentArray objectAtIndex:indexPath. Row; cell.textLabel.
Text = tempString.
Thanks! I just realized that, since i'm not using a nav controller, viewDidLoad is never called! Just had to stick in in my init.
Thanks again! – George Morgan Nov 12 at 19:05.
Try to initialize your Array in your init method or call reloadDataon your UITableView after you set your Array.
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