I’ve got a UITableView and I want to have a ‘next 25’ feature like in the app store app.
However, I’ve no idea what control they use and how to develop it.
Can someone shed light on it and give me as much info a possible ?
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I’ve got a UITableView and I want to have a ‘next 25’ feature like in the app store app.
However, I’ve no idea what control they use and how to develop it.
Can someone shed light on it and give me as much info a possible ?
The first half of the answer above is correct. The second half (using reloadData) isn’t the best way to do it.
Once you have your new data, you should call
insertRowsAtIndexPaths:withRowAnimation:on your table view. That tells the table view that you’ve added a bunch of new rows and lets it animate the addition of the new rows. For example, you might pass UITableViewRowAnimationFade or UITableViewRowAnimationTop. It’s also more efficient, because the table view doesn’t have to reload and redraw the rows that are already in the table.Also, take a look at some of the videos on table views from the 2010 WWDC (you can find them at http://developer.apple.com/iphone and then scroll to the bottom). They’ve got lots of great stuff.