Hi there, in this instance I would consider this to be a very adequate solution. It of course gets more complicated when you need multiple NavigationLinks, but as long as you only use a few this a reliable and simple solution. You could even remove the .hidden() modifier and just wrap the Link in an HStack. Take care David

Hi there, you could just change the value inside the class using: class WeatherViewModel: ObservableObject {     @Published var city : String = "city name changed by view"     func getCityData(){         print("called")     } } struct WeatherView: View {     @ObservedObject var data = WeatherViewModel()     var body: some View{         VStack{             Button(action: {                 data.city = "city name"             }){                 Text("Change City")             }         }     } } Does this help you? Take care David

Hi, It looks like you are passing the return Value from the GetValue() function into the Text Element. Try this:  Text(sharedObj.CustomString)         Button(action: {             sharedObj.Update(input: "NewValue")         }){             Text("Update")         } When you call the update function the Custom String is automatically updated in the Text Element. Take care, David

Hi, sadly the SwiftUI MapKit implementation is very poor at the moment. You can wrap the EventMapAnnotation in a Button(action: {}), this at least gives you the option of calling a function that will then trigger some action. Take care, David

Hi, If your Array contains actual Dates and not date strings you can use this: var sorted = array.sort({$0.compare($1) == .OrderedDescending}) Take care, David

Hi, I would put the ForEach in either a List, or a form. Then you should change the row to something like this:   NavigationLink(destination: Text("Destination")){         VStack{             Text("Content")         }     } The NavigationLink should be the first thing in the row to work probably. Take care, David

Hi, Form only has one style, which is the InsetGrouped Style. You can change the Form to a List and apply a ListStyle(). Keep in Mind that this will change the appearance of the picker, so maybe use a .pickerStyle(). Take care, David

Hi, Widgets will always launch the app when they are tapped, so there is no way to only add an action to the widget. Depending on the Widget Size you have the option of using Tap targets. The small Widget only has one big button, itself. The large Widget has a few targets that can perform different actions by using different URLs, but they also launch the app. Take care, David

Hi, NavigationViews are, depending on device and orientation, displayed in a few different ways. To achieve what you want you need to modify the NavigationView using: NavigationView{ Text("View") }.navigationViewStyle(StackNavigationViewStyle()) Take care, David

The same thing is now happening with the current Xcode Version and the M1 MacBook Pro. I had to install the 12.5 beta to get it running reliably again...

Hi, when you want to add rounded elements to a widget you should use ContainerRelativeShape(). This will adjust the corner radius depending on its parent. VStack{ } .background(ContainerRelativeShape()) Take care, David

Hi, A WidgetURL will always open the app when tapped. There is no way around that. Maybe they will add this functionality later.

Hi, just to add to the answer If you want to find an item based on a condition use this: When using arrays that contain structs you can search for specific items like this: array.firstIndex(where: {$0.ID == reference})

Hi, As you said, LazyVStack only creates new items when needed. I don't know what your custom Scrollview looks like and I don't know why you would want a custom Scrollview if you could just change the items inside to match what you want. What does your custom Scrollview look like?

Hi, When you want to perform an action when the selection changes, You should use: .onChange(of: selection, perform: {value in print(value) }) And if your data in the ForEach already complies to Identifiable, you don't need to specify an id.