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I have a table which is view based and has multiple columns. To populate the table i pull data from a Postgres Database via postgresqlKit framwork.I need to be able to edit the data in the table and when i click a save button or press enter, capture the edited value and update the database based on that.Now updating the database and populating the tables in the app are no problem, its when it comes to capturing the edited value I am having a problem. I have found multiple ways of doing it with Cell Based tables but nothing about view based and seen as I am using Swift 2.0 and already have everything in place for populating my view based table, I would like to keep it that way.Can anyone help with this asap please. ThanksSam

Using Xcode 7 with a storyboard, I can't figure out how to change the type of one of my table's columns to be a checkbox, instead of a text cell. Everything I try results in all the other columns getting corrupted. Can somebody please point me to instructions on how to do this? I'm targeting the most recent mac version if it matters.

Now I need to make a NSTableView and the first three tableColumns for tableView are frozen ，but I didn't find good methods to achieve them

I want to solve following situation to subscriptions.I have a public database where all data of users gets in when they are using my CloudKit option in my App.In this public database all Records having a unique ID representing the user.Now i try to make subscriptions to some user ID's but i am only able to subscribe one time to the same subscription option.What i want is that my App can subscribe to several ID'sLike App1 => subscribe to changes at all records of ID1and also App1 => subscribe to changes at all records of ID2 etc.Here is my function when subscribing./* **Subscribes to CloudKit Record changes** - parameter recordType: - String: *Name of the Record as String (equal to a table name)* - parameter predikateKey: - String: *Name of the Key for subscription (equal to column name)* - parameter predicate: - String: *Predicate to filter subscriptions (equal to cell value)* - parameter subscriptionOptions: - CKSubscriptionOptions: *Options when the subscription shoulc fire* - parameter alert

I have an NSTableView (view based). The cells (views) have a NSImageView to display a thumbnail.Thumbnails come from the web, and I load the thumbnails lazily. My class that handles the thumbnail loading has a delegate that sends back a message like this:-(void)thumbnailCache:(nonnull MyThumbnailCacheObject*)thumbnailCache loaddedThumbnailsForURLs:(nonnull NSArray<NSURL*>*)imageURLs { //Get the row indexes for the urls...and then call....reloadDataForRowIndexes:columnIndexes //table view doesnt have columns. [self.tableView reloadDataForRowIndexes:indexes columnIndexes:[NSIndexSet indexSetWithIndex:0]]; }However the cells don't update. At first I thought it was a bug in my thumbnail loading, but a call to reloadData does update the cells properly.Wrapping the reloadDataForRowIndexes:columnIndexes: in between beginUpdates and endUpdates calls makes no difference.Does reloadDataForRowIndexes:columnIndexes: not work with view based table views? I'm tempted to just use reloadData and hope everythin

I've uploaded newer versions of my iOS application just to find out the App Store team has been reviewing the same version.My Question is once I've uploaded the new version and submitted for review, how can I confirm that newer version is infact the onethe app reviewers will review. I've uploaded Versions 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 .1.5 and 1.6. I can see all these builds in Build History. An observation I have made is once the app is in Waiting for Review, I can click on that link and I'll see a page showing my the first versionI uploaded, and then a section called General App Information where it shows my App Icon and my contact information. There is also a Version field I can set. Its currently set to 1.6. The version is also reflected in the Waiting for Review Link. What's confusing to me is when I click on Activity (Top most menu) and then select All Builds under iOS History, it shows all the versions that I'veuploaded and the first version that I uploaded (1.0) is marked as Waiting for Review in the App Store

In the Default Zone view, Apple is shows the title field in the left column for each record even though the address field is listed first (it annoyingly lists everything in alphabetical order). How did they do this? Mine always lists the first field (which in this case is a field that has no data in it currently) in the left hand side which makes it very hard to quickly find a record at a glance.