I added the following to prevent moving of that item;

- (BOOL)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView canMoveRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
if (indexPath.row >= [arrayData count]) {
return NO;
}
return YES;
}

- (IBAction)DeleteButtonAction:(id)sender{
[arryData removeLastObject];
[tblSimpleTable reloadData];
}
at the start it gave me an error :/

First thank you very much for all your effort on this sequence of tutorials. They have being very useful.

I tried this tutorial and had a little problem when calling “addObject” over an NSArray “arryData”, it gives the following warning message:

NSArray may not respond to -addObject
(Messages without matching method signature will be assumed to return ‘id’ and accept ‘…’ arguments.)

I changed NSArray to NSMutableArray, and it fixes. Not sure if I miss this in some point of the tutorial or not.

Best Regards,

yara senger

Thank you for this tutorial. They are really helpful. I can now do a lot with uitableview.
I would like to request 2 more on uitableview that I do not know how to implement .
1 sort cells alphabetically, just like contact.
2 two large images on the top, just like itunes.

thank you very much

I like your nice, easy approach to these tutorials. if you could make a To Do List, with maybe a way to mark the task or item as complete and that is editable, you’d be like the King Of Po……no, the King of Tuts!

this part works only with the simple view, but how can it be done with the grouped table view?

thanks!

Thank you for this tutorial! It was very helpful. I have an unusual requirement in my app which I would like to have reordering of rows only. Do you know how I can hide the add/delete part if the tableview edit mode?

thank you in advance.