Thank you for your response. I am sure its the way I am using this dialog.
I am trying to make a DialogViewController class, similar to the indexdialog
in the sample. Here is my constructor for my class. When a user clicks
search I populate this.Root with the new values. I noticed in my
ViewWillDisapear, this.Root.Count = 0. So its getting blown away somehow.
namespace BMA
{
public partial class EmailView : DialogViewController
{
UIAlertView activityView;
UIActivityIndicatorView activityIndicatorView;
public EmailView (RootElement rootElement) : base (rootElement,
true)
{
this.ClearsSelectionOnViewWillAppear = false;
}
This is the call in my search function after getting my emails.
// Set the root, this populates the table
this.Root = new RootElement ("Email") { messageSection };
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