Text not visible in uitableview cell (iOS 9 Public Beta 3)

App & System Services Core OS Beta iOS

Created Aug ’15

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My app has a standard table view, works just fine in iOS 8, and worked just fine in iOS 9 public beta 2. But since upgrading my devices to public beta 3 the text in my cells is not visible, I just see empty rows! Other users of my app have reported the same. Any ideas?

Answered by ul1994 in 39888022

Similarly, I unchecked "Use Size Classes" option altogether in the "Identity and Type" tab to work around this bug for now.

( If Use Size Classes is necessary to the project, I'm not sure how one would get around this. )

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walter_yaron OP

Aug ’15

Not working here also

Ive copy the old storyboard to new one and still getting the bug

Max108 OP

Aug ’15

Unchecking "Use Size Classes" option and then coming back and re-checking it again fixes this issue.

In the project navigator, select a storyboard or xib file.The file’s contents open in Interface Builder.
Choose View > Utilities > Show File Inspector.
In the Interface Builder Document section, un-tick the "Use Size Classes" checkbox.
Leave the menu.
Come back and tick the "Use Size Classes" checkbox again.

sruizpe OP

Sep ’15

Same error here with Xcode 7 b6. I tried to remove the Use Size Classes and it solved partially the problem. Many view are initially display in a wrong position and suddlenly relocated to the correct position after the controller is display. It looks like the view take sometime to know their correct size.

It breaks functionality already working on iOS 7&8 and our production app now published for users with iOS9 GM.

Any other fully working workaround?.

bruiselee13 OP

Sep ’15

Same problem in Xcode 6.4 and Xcode 7. I can't leave Xcode 5.5.1 until it gets fixed. Dang it. Oh, This is an older app that was invented prior to Storyboards, so no Storyboard fix changes anything.

bruiselee13 OP

Sep ’15

Well. Hmm. Umm. I was adding a subview to a cell. When I removed the subview to the cell, it worked for me on Xcode 6.4. I haven't tried Xcode 7, but I expect it to be just fine.