I have a tableView in which the cells have multiple inheritance. It happens that a cell does not always draw its elements and just a white cell is displayed. How can this be fixed?

  • Show the code, it's hard to say what the problem is, when there is no code. - Vitali Eller
  • @Vitali Eller; It's hard to show the code here, because here the whole point is that I have several inheritances from UITableViewCell. I will try to describe in detail: I have a table in which there is a custom sella. These custom sella are inherited from other custom sella. In some sellahs of this table, I insert another table in the content of the view, in which there is a custom sella, which is inherited from another custom sella. And in this place I rarely have, but it happens that Sella does not paint her own subviews. It just turns white. - Dmitriy Greh
  • No one knows? :( - Dmitriy Greh
  • Honestly, it is very difficult to understand what is happening in the code. The first thing that comes to mind is that at some point the cell becomes nil. Try to output the melon cells to the logs and see what kind of data is there. Let's start from here - Vitali Eller
  • @VitaliEller, the data in the cell is, those that should be there. But the cell is white. It stops being white only if I restart the application. - Dmitriy Greh

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Most likely the problem is that the cells are reused and, possibly, on top of an already existing view , a new view is created.