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Hi Scott,
Thank you for contacting us.
There is an issue in the native iOS data where a group header is visible even if no groups are specified. I have logged it in our feedback portal where you can track its status.
You can hide the group header in the iOS data form renderer where you can create a custom delegate and override the UpdateGroupView method to hide the title.
And don't forget to add the following assembly attribute to register the custom renderer:
Please, let us know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Rosy Topchiyska
Telerik by Progress
Thank you for contacting us.
There is an issue in the native iOS data where a group header is visible even if no groups are specified. I have logged it in our feedback portal where you can track its status.
You can hide the group header in the iOS data form renderer where you can create a custom delegate and override the UpdateGroupView method to hide the title.
public class CustomDFRenderer : DataFormRenderer{ protected override TKDataFormDelegate GetDataFormDelegate(TKDataForm form) { return new CustomDFDelegate(this); }}public class CustomDFDelegate : DataFormDelegate{ public CustomDFDelegate(CustomDFRenderer renderer) : base(renderer) { } public override void UpdateGroupView(TKDataForm dataForm, TKEntityPropertyGroupView groupView, uint groupIndex) { base.UpdateGroupView(dataForm, groupView, groupIndex); groupView.TitleView.Hidden = true; }}And don't forget to add the following assembly attribute to register the custom renderer:
[assembly: ExportRenderer(typeof(RadDataForm), typeof(CustomDFRenderer))]Please, let us know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Rosy Topchiyska
Telerik by Progress
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