I have a 'Load More' UIButton
inside a custom UITableViewCell
. My table also uses a Delegate. I want to reload the table data when this button is clicked. I have noticed that when I click the button, nothing happens. But when I click on the area around the button i.e. the actual Cell, the Delegate gets the RowSelected event.
I tried using SetSelected(true,false);
from the button's touch up inside event to see if it would fire the RowSelected event for the delegate, but it didn't.
Can anyone explain me how I can make a button click for a Custom Table cell fire the actual Row Selected event? If this isn't a viable option, is there a better way to 'Load more data' other than placing the button inside a custom table view cell?
Thanks!
UPDATE: I do use ContentView.AddSubView as shown in the code below. Please note I'm using Monotouch, but the logic is the same:
public LoadMoreCell (string reuseCellIdentifier)
:base(UITableViewCellStyle.Default, reuseCellIdentifier)
{
SelectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyle.None;
_btnLoadMore = UIButton.FromType(UIButtonType.RoundedRect);
_btnLoadMore.Frame = new RectangleF(10,5,300,30);
_btnLoadMore.SetTitle("Load More", UIControlState.Normal);
_btnLoadMore.UserInteractionEnabled = true;
ContentView.AddSubview(_btnLoadMore);
}
I have a TableDelegate that has a RowSelected method where I reload the data...however, the RowSelected only gets fired when I click the actual row.