TLDR; When I try to print the values out from the form, the text changes to the initial text
When row is tapped on, I programmatically enter in the first item in an array. This populates the value of the cell and I can move on to a different row.
let fruit = ["Apple", "Peach", "Pear"]
<<< PickerInlineRow<String>(){
$0.title = "Fruits"
$0.options = fruit
$0.tag = "pickerTag"
$0.value = "Select your favorite"
}
.onExpandInlineRow({ (cell, inlineRow, row) in
cell.detailTextLabel?.text = fruit[0]
})
When I click my "Review" button I try to print out the response from the pickerRow and I do not get what is actually in the cell I get a response of the initial text (i.e. Select your favorite)
<<< ButtonRow("Review") {
$0.title = "Review"
}
.onCellSelection { [weak self] (cell, row) in
self?.printoutValues()
}
in printoutValues func
let values = form.values()
print("picklerValue: \(values["pickerTag"] as? String)")
If a user actually moves the picker view instead of just tapped on the row and then to the next row then the value is printed correctly.
How can I populate the row when a user first taps on the row and have it save?
thanks
I believe this only stopped working in newer versions of Eureka, but anyways I figured it out.
In .onExpandInlineRow
you have to add inlineRow.value = fruit[0]