Hello, I want to add a menu to my app where the user can dynamically add and remove rows (categories), with an initial list set up as a default. This category list is to be held in a global variable so that they can then be called from other screens. I've read that UITableViewController class can be used for this, but if I implement that, I can't figure out how to get it to link up with the other buzztouch code (app_Delegate files) so that it is called. Is this even possible, or is there an easier way to go about this? Thanks in advance!

Hi Lina, What is the purpose of this screen is it a checklist or is it a favourite screen list. If it is the second I have a plugin that can do that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlJWA13TEgA&feature=share&list=UUbP1n__701ZT328SHsNRHqg The video shows it with music but can be used with any screen PDF, menu, image,etc. if it is the first explain in more detail and we'll see what can be done

Hi Kittsy, It's a list of work expense categories - the user can then change these values to align to what their company has in their expenses tool. These would be set up when the user first uses the app. Then another screen would allow the user to 'Add expense' and they would choose one of these pre-defined categories and fill out some details for it. Thanks for your input!

Right makes perfect sense. How accustomed to coding are you?

Kitty that's an awesome plugin, how can i get it? :)

Nice plugin @kittsy. Mike

It's not released on the market. If you are self hosted it can be sold PM me for more info

@kittsy, do you know when/if the favorites plugin will be released on the market? Thanks, David

God knows, lots of changes in the control panel and behind the scenes. I've sold I to a few people it works on he self hosted

Hi Kitty, I did a lot of coding 10 years ago whilst at uni (software engineering) but am quite rusty! I understand object orientated languages, but finding the ios developer reference pages confusing.

So you definitely want a UITableView, but not necessarily a UITableViewController. Not sure that viewController can subclass the BT_viewController. The normal viewController can handle all things table just fine though. What you're going to need to do, though, is implement an SQLite database on the device, and manage the table's items through that. You'll want to take care that your code can distinguish between items from the control panel and items from the user, as both will go into the database. (Don't want the control panel overwriting the user's items on a refresh). I suggest having a column in your db that identifies where the item came from. On refresh, delete all control panel items and then add all downloaded ones. If you need help let me know. (Or if it becomes too much and you just want someone to build it for you)