I am using a NSTableView, an Array Controller and Bindings to populate the table. Dont worry, though: its an easy thing to change, as long as you dont mind. Ever since iOS 7.0, table view cells have been gray when tapped, even when you specifically told Interface Builder you wanted them to be blue.

With the following code you can disable selection for a single cell: lectionStyle . How to give UITableViewCells a selected color other than gray. That’s it Now you know how to implement the ability for the user of your iOS app to see a popover view when he/she tap a table view cell. User46249 posted On iOS it is working with a custom renderer for the cell (here for example the TextCell): assembly: ExportRenderer. When you click a cell in the tableView, the PopoverViewController’s view will show up as a popover, over the TableViewController’s view-see Figure 1-2 above.For now, when you select a row, that row will be highlighted in blue color.

After you tap a row, it’ll show you a check mark. The second link updates the accessory view of the cell with a check mark.

User24644 posted Still havent found a solution to this. The first line retrieves the selected table cell by using the indexPath.

Below is a one liner that will help you remove the cell highlighting. Hi, I am looking for a way to change the text color for all cells in a row to red if the value of a certain value in that row is < 0. If you only want to disable the selection of some of the UITableViewCells in your UITableView you can define this for each cell in the tableView function with the cellForRowAt parameter. User24644 posted Is it possible to set the ListView selected item background color Right now on IOS its gray and I want it to be transparent if possible. Because a UITableView reuses cells you need to check if the cells are selected and adjust the color appropriately in cellForRowAtIndexPath.This is one of those annoying default behaviours that iOS has.

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