Dynamic
NSString *strGraphPath = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@”http://example.com/graph%@.jpg”,info.sessionID];

Static
NSString *strGraphPath = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@”http://example.com/graph1456″];

Please advise. Thanks very much for your time.

Just wondered. How can I apply a custom view to the non-populated cells?

E.g I have a background image in my custom cell and therefore need it to be used in all the cells without data because they are currently all white

Also how do you stop the selected cell being blue? I have used the setselected to change my background but cant tell if its working or not

Thanks

This approach would defeat the purpose of using reusable tableview cells and shoot up the memory.

You need to set a unique id for each row you create

static NSString *MyIdentifier = @”MyIdentifier”;

that needs to be unique.. append the row number to it or something.. that is what I have done

Am reviving an old post but I have been facing an issue and thought someone could help me. I have about 50 cells worth of data, each having some text and an image. Reusing cells makes it necessary that each image be loaded every time a cell is displayed. I want to have something like the Facebook app when an image is loaded only when the cell is visible and once loaded, it should not be reloaded even if the cells moves out of view and comes back in the view. Any tips? Thanks.

1. What if you want to make the title label “dynamic” in height (for a longer title) and have it wrap to multiple lines? Then you want to make the URL label move accordingly as well.

2. What if there is no image?

It seems that with all of this code that it is not very flexible because it is in “chunks” and we are drawing a frame independently of known whether there is an image, and whether the title is rather large.