I have a button in a table view cell which, when pressed brings up a UIPickerView. The only problem that I’m facing is finding out how to access the main view from inside the cell. Any ideas?
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I have a button in a table view cell which, when pressed brings up a UIPickerView. The only problem that I’m facing is finding out how to access the main view from inside the cell. Any ideas?
You could follow the parent view chain up until you reach the view that is a UITableView. However, I think the better approach is to place the picker in the table cell. The metaphors here is pressing the button causes the cell to enter edit mode, and a picker view is needed (in your case). The whole table view API has plenty of helper functions to make that happen.