Use lastObject instead of objectAtIndex:0 in multivalued section for row template #372
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…emplate for new row. This is needed when you add values programmatically to a multivalued section. With objectAtIndex:0 the new row will contain the value of the first added row; which in normal circumstances works because you use a dummy row with a placeholder text. When adding rows programmatically based on predefined data this does not make sense.
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Be default use lastObject instead of objectAtIndex:0 in multivalued section as template for new rows. This is needed when you add values programmatically to a multivalued section. With objectAtIndex:0 the new row will contain the value of the first added row; which in normal circumstances works because you use a dummy row with a placeholder text. When adding rows programmatically based on predefined data this does not make sense.
It is possible avoid this using multivaluedRowTemplate on a form. The default behaviour is still nonsensical in my opinion.