Hello, guys.
I have a UITableView that in 'normal' mode, show a UITableViewCellAccessoryDisclosureIndicator meaning if the user taps the row, another list is showed, like HIG says:
"Disclosure indicator. When this
element is present, users know they
can tap anywhere in the row to see the
next level in the hierarchy or the
choices associated with the list item.
Use a disclosure indicator in a row
when selecting the row results in the
display of another list. Don’t use a
disclosure indicator to reveal
detailed information about the list
item; instead, use a detail disclosure
button for this purpose."
When the user tap the edit button in the top bar of the UITableView, I think I have to change the disclosure because if the user tap it, a view for changing the information of the current row is showed (see the bold line above), again, like HIG says:
"Detail disclosure button. Users tap
this element to see detailed
information about the list item. (Note
that you can use this element in views
other than table views, to reveal
additional details about something;
see “Detail Disclosure Buttons” for
more information.)
In a table view, use a detail
disclosure button in a row to display
details about the list item. Note that
the detail disclosure button, unlike
the disclosure indicator, can perform
an action that is separate from the
selection of the row. For example, in
Phone Favorites, tapping the row
initiates a call to the contact;
tapping the detail disclosure button
in the row reveals more information
about the contact."
Have I miss understood the HIG, or I really do have to change the disclosure style in edit mode of UITableView? If yes, how I can intercept the edit mode when the user taps the Edit button?
Thanks in advance.
