I'm trying to construct a detail view with a table view on the top half the screen (say 4 rows), no header, no footer, and a date & time picker on the bottom half of the screen. I know I've seen some sample code for this somewhere recently, which talked specifically about the issues with creating this kind of view, but I can't remember exactly where I saw the discussion (I've searched this forum for similar information, to no avail).
Anybody have any idea where to find an example of this setup? As usual, thanks in advance for your assistance.
EDIT: Okay, it's been a few days, and apparently none of you can remember where I saw the sample code, either...
So, allow me to rephrase my question. Conceptually speaking, how would you go about constructing this view (i.e. picker + table view rows)? Pretty much all of my Objective-C / Cocoa / iPhone programming has centered around Xcode's templates with minor modifications where necessary; this seems like it's going to be more of an in-depth change, though. Am I supposed to start with an empty view, and then add a picker and a table view to it as subviews, and then push the whole thing? If so, can this be constructed in IB, or must it be done in code?
Or do I have it completely wrong, and there's some other way to build this view (for an example, go to iCal on the iPhone and tap "add" then the "Starts / Ends" row; the resulting view is close to what I'm shooting for)? Again, thanks in advance for your help; I couldn't have gotten as far as I have without the generosity of the folks around here (and I haven't even gotten very far yet, as evidenced by this post).
Anybody have any idea where to find an example of this setup? As usual, thanks in advance for your assistance.
EDIT: Okay, it's been a few days, and apparently none of you can remember where I saw the sample code, either...
Or do I have it completely wrong, and there's some other way to build this view (for an example, go to iCal on the iPhone and tap "add" then the "Starts / Ends" row; the resulting view is close to what I'm shooting for)? Again, thanks in advance for your help; I couldn't have gotten as far as I have without the generosity of the folks around here (and I haven't even gotten very far yet, as evidenced by this post).