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Hi I have a tabbar controller which includes two pages A and B. Now I just want to add TTTableViewDragRefreshDelegate to page A.

If I put the code:

- (id<TTTableViewDelegate>) createDelegate {
  TTTableViewDragRefreshDelegate *delegate = [[TTTableViewDragRefreshDelegate alloc] initWithController:self];

  return [delegate autorelease];
}

Into UITabBarController then both A and B got refresh, so I put above code into A's view controller and call A's view controller in UITabBarController like this: 

if (_page == APage) {
  AViewController *_aViewController = [[[AViewController alloc] init] autorelease];             

  self.dataSource = _aViewController.dataSource; 
  ...
}

But seems not work, page A still not get drag and refresh. So how can I get TTTableViewDragRefreshDelegate only for page A in a UITabBarController?

This is AViewController init code:

- (id)init {
  if (self = [super init]) {
    self.variableHeightRows = YES;
    id<TTTableViewDataSource> ds = [APageDataSource dataSourceWithItems:nil];
    ds.model = CreateTabModelWithCurrentSettings();
    self.dataSource = ds;
  }

  return self;
}

How to let make page A get all AViewController's properties? Like AViewController's model, dataSource, something like that?

gotnull
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Jason Zhao
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    why do you assign the datasource into the tabbar controller? is there a reason for that? – aporat Jul 08 '11 at 13:30
  • Well, I tried assign datasource into AViewPageController but seems not work, I think maybe something wrong with the AViewController init, let me put AViewController init code on – Jason Zhao Jul 09 '11 at 02:02
  • Or, anyway I can assign the dragfresh to a specified page in tabbar controller – Jason Zhao Jul 09 '11 at 14:12

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AViewController should be a subclass of TTTableViewController

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