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I’ve been searching and can’t find an answer anywhere. I want to a create a really simple grouped table view for “settings” of my app. User taps a button and I want to load a UITableView that has 3 or 4 cells in categories. Is there a way to just set one up in IB without the dynamic code building (ie. cellForRowAtIndexPath).
Note: Most answers I have found pertain to storyboard, which I am not using.
No, you can’t. tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath: is the way a table gets its data — there’s no way to populate a table without that in iOS (in OSX you can use bindings, but they’re not available in iOS).
If you only need a few cells, are you sure you need to use a table?