I have one question about Master-Detail Application.
It's possible to add in storyboard a second and third DetailView?
I will that when i click in the tableview on the first button he show me detailview1 and when i click on the second button he show me the second DetailView and...
Is this possible?
Here is a good tutorial: Beginning Storyboards in iOS 5 Part 1 which you can use to understand Master-Detail View apps as it goes through from Single View to UITableViewController implementation.
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I'm trying to show a NavigationBar with a Bar Button Item.
I drag and drop the elements in the StoryBoard and press Reset to Suggested Constraints, but the NavigationBar doesn't appear.
I tried setting the constraints manually in a different ways but can set it right.
There is a way to use layouts instead of constraints? In Android it is more simple, but using XCode and Swift I always have problems with the UI.
The segue that appears in top of the ViewController comes from a SWRevealController. That segue has sw_front as identifier, and class SWRevealViewControllerSegueSetController.
Please give some ideas about how to fix it.
Well, I fixed it some days ago.
In conclusion:
It is better to generate the NavigationBar creating a segue from the root of the NavigationView to another ViewController.
At least for me, the SideMenu is a better option (instead of SWReveal): it is more clear to get it working without a lot of changes in the StoryBoard: https://github.com/jonkykong/SideMenu
I am using the main view controller to make an app with different views and I am wondering how to choose which one goes first with xcode using the main storyboard?
you can choose in "attributes inspector" in viewController voice "is initial view controller"
I've built a storyboard with multiple ViewControllers for my Xamarin.iOS application to set a foundation for my application (mainly showing tables, overviews and detail-views). I'm using segues and I invoke the PerformSegue(...) method to push a new ViewController to the stack. This works properly, and honestly I like the navigation system very much.
I am running into a problem that seems easy to fix at first sight, but after spending half a day I couldn't for the life of me find out what approach I should take:
My navigation is set up like this:
(1) Menu page (tableview) -> segue -> (2) BarcodeScanner -> segue -> (3) Detail page
I want the user to be able to navigate from (3) Detail page back to (1) Menu page. This includes not seeing the (2) "Barcode scanner" title but the (1) "Menu" Title in the "back button" text on the (3) Detail page. I want it to be skipped.
In Windows Phone and Android projects I would just clear the 'backstack' or pop an entry from the navigation stack, but in iOS this seems to work differently. Am I overseeing a simple solution for this, or does something so trivial require more work than I thought?
(Note: I'm not using Xamarin Forms)
I was using the technique mentioned on the answer bellow to add a view on top of a full screen movie. iphone: Preserve view on top of mpMoviePlayerController
Basically you simply add the view to the current shared application key window. Unfortunately this no longer works on iOS 8. The view is simply not shown. Any ideas?
I'm new to programming IOS and I'm creating a small App for our College. This app consists of a main view that has a couple of buttons to open different things (Map, Welcome message from the Dean, Intro video, etc...). One of these buttons will open a table view that will show our 5 campuses. When they select a campus it will open a UIWebView that shows the information about that campus.
My problem is that I was able to add a nib to my project and place a tableview object in that nib. It displays, but I,m not able to get the navigation bar or navigation button to show.
Would you have any site or suggestions?
Thanks
Ren
You should try using an Navigation Controller. When you connect the other views to it, it will automatically add the bar and the button.
Good luck!