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To me, this looks like a UITableViewCell, but with rounded corners. I also want the behavior of my "button" to do behave the same way as in the timer App. How do I do it?

EDIT: By "button" I mean the one that says "When Timer Ends". again, to me it looks like a TableViewCell. Thanks for the speedy responses guys.

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This question has already been asked: see here for the tutorial.

EDIT: It looks like the "button" is actually a UITableViewCell (although it's hard to tell for sure). For a tutorial on customizing table cells, see here.

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  • Thanks, I will more than likely need this, but I meant the other "button", a term I use loosely. – Derrick Apr 23 '10 at 04:07
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I think the way to achieve this is a combination of a UITableViewCell and a UIButton.

The UITableViewCell will give you the table-view-cell style, and the UIButton will allow you to select it as you would select a table view cell in a table view.

In order to be able to select the UIButton, place it in front of the UITableViewCell and reduce it's alpha level to something around 0.2-0.3.

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