Custom UITableViewCell: Recognizing which cell to update

Question

Hello,
I have created a custom UITableViewCell in IB with two UIButtons and one UILabel. What I would like to do is have each button perform an action on the UILabel - lets just say change the UILabel's text for now. I have the following set up and everything works.
MyViewController.m/h
_ Has UITableViewCell property and IBOutlet connected to MyCustomTableCell
_ Has two IBAction methods to handle each UIButton pressed
MyCustomTableCell
_ File Owner set to MyViewController
_ Has tags denoting each item
_ UIButtons events are connected to the custom methods in MyViewController.m
Just as a test, I have populated 3 rows in the table. When I hit either UIButton from any row, it only updates the last row's UILabel text. The method that handles the UIButton's event is something like:
-(IBAction)buttonOnePressed:(id)sender
UILabel *myLabel = (UILabel*) [customLoadedCell viewWithTag:1];
myLabel.text = @"button one";
How do I recognize which row the button's event came from so I can only update that label?

Answer 1

sptrakesh wrote:
The button that triggered the event will be the child of the appropriate cell.
Took me awhile but I finally understood what you meant. So basically what I did inside the method to handle the touch up event was:
UITableViewCell *mycell = (UITableViewCell *)[[sender superview] superview];
UILabel *myLabel = (UILabel*) [mycell viewWithTag:4];
myLabel = @"test";
The first line allows to get a reference to the UITableViewCell I tapped. If I needed the row number I could reference it by doing this:
NSIndexPath *ip = [self.tableView indexPathForCell:(UITableViewCell *)[[sender superview] superview]];
ip.row will return the row number.
self.tableView is the reference to the table view.