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I’d like to display active, constantly updating time from another time zone in a UITableView footer. Is this even possible/the most sensible way of doing it? I may be overthinking this.
Eg:
Tableviewcell A
Tableviewcell B
Current time in London: 8:45 <—updates continuously without requiring the user to refresh the whole table
If you set your UITableView tableFooterView property to a custom view (containing a UILabel) and keep a reference to it, you can then use a repeating NSTimer with an interval of 1 second and update the UILabel text according to the current london time.