Hello Arief,

yes, it works on iOS8.

Thanks,

Thomas

Hello Arief,

I downloaded the new sample, I deleted bin and obj folders, I cleaned the solution, I referenced the latest assemblies (nightly build 211), but unfortunately the error still appears.

Any idea?

Thanks,

Thomas

Hello Leo,

Thanks for clarifying.

Hello Leo,

works as intended.

Thanks,

Thomas

Hello Leo,

Thank you for your support.

The custom bar button works as you described :)

The custom text for the "Edit" button does not always work as described :(

In the ViewController I had to add 'this.RegisterViewIdentifier("EditButton", this.EditButton);' even when using the built-in edit button. Without this line the data binding has no connection to the button. The "TwoWay" binding mode for the text is not necessary, because the update is always triggered by the ViewModel and there is no setter in the "EditText" property, too. Nevertheless thank you for your hints.

In the mean time I have another problem. I added a custom button to the toolbar when in edit mode. It is a "Select all" button. The button is bound to a DelegateCommand. When I am in edit mode and there are items in the table the button is active. When I click the button I hit the related method of the DelegateCommand and I add each item of the table to "this.SelectedItems". The "OnSelectedItemsCollectionChanged" gets called when I modify the "this.SelectedItems". The problem is that the selected state of a table item is not displayed in the table. When in edit mode each table item has a circle on the left side. When selecting an item the circle turns blue and is checked. But when I add the items to 'this.SelectedItems' programmatically, the circles remain empty and the are not blue and checked.

I added two screenshots to clarify the problem.

A quick solution would be nice.

Thanks,

Thomas