I just found this by Miguel: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4028356/monotouch-dialogs-ownerdrawnelement-highlight-not-working
The OwnerDrawnElement was a contribution from the community, and it is not as sophisticated as it should be. I would not depend on it for anything beyond the trivially basic. I strongly recommend that you create your own Element, if you want to reuse some of the code for OwnerDrawElement, you could copy and paste that. So perhaps I should be just deriving from *Element* and overriding *GetCell*. Is that too low-level? What's the best practice here? Thanks! On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 2:27 PM, Phil Cockfield <[email protected]> wrote: > When wanting to get in and totally control cell style rendering, is > there a preferred approach between these two options: > > - OwnerDrawnElement > - UIViewElement > > For [UIViewElement] the docs say : "Can we used to host a standard > UIView as an element, in this case no cell reuse will take place." > > That sounds bad. What I'm not experienced enough to know. What are > people preferring to do when they want to render custom stuff? > UIViewElement sounds easier. Is it like doing a bargain with the > devil? > > Thanks. > -- > Phil Cockfield > -- *Phil *Cockfield
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