I have a UITabBarController with 4 tabs, suppose A,B,C and D. I have a table view in page A. On clicking on any of the rows, E page opens.
The problem is that on creating show segue from view controller A to E, the tab bar appears below in E in storyboard, whereas during runtime no tab bar is visible on E. Please could anyone help me out in this.
EDIT :
I can add tab bar item to tab bar of subview as below:
This is the view hierarchy :
Note : I want to the tab bar of the main A-D tabs in all sub pages of A-D
I want to show you two images in different conditions. Maybe it's not a answer but will help you in some manner.
!) I have tab bar controller connected with navigation controller. That Tab bar has two items. "Top Rated" view has a button that connected to other view controller. Check right hand side attribute section for this bottom bar is none.
2)Same condition for second image but this time I changed the bottom bar option of this view controller(check attribute section). Now the view controller has tab bar item.
But this will not show in run time because this is not connected with tab bar controller. One more thing you can easily put tab bar item on new view controller that are not connected with navigation and tab bar controller, but when you run it will not there.
Updated:
This will help you. Try to set navigation inside of tab bar controller. Give tab bar item to navigation controller. Like:
Output is:
When button clicked:
In that manner you can tab bar in all views.
Update 2:
Here I have Navigation then Home view then the above process with tab bar controller and its working fine.
Updated Output:
When button clicked:
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I am using SWRevealViewController for side menu.
and also I have a tabbar controller as main view in my app.
In my menu I have "MenuItem" (which presents MenuItemViewController) and the tab bar items are "TabItem1" and "TabItem2".
Here is what I need:
Show the tab bar in "MenuItemViewController".
To have back button(bar button) that goes back to the TabItem1ViewController.
I do not want to have a new item for "MenuItem" in my tabbar.
What I Have
What I Need
BTW, the top left view controller is the side menu.
I have something that i think will match your requirement, or maybe you'll get an idea from this.
What's happening here is a tab bar with any number of view is embedded inside a navigation bar. and the menu screen is the rear view of swrevealView and navigation bar is the front view. Ask if you have any doubt.
I have a tab bar controller that controls 4 view controllers. When I run the simulator, the tab bar doesn't show up. I created the tab bar controller in a single page application by dragging it from the object library, then creating segues with ctrl-drag for views that had already been created.
I do not have a navigation controller.
The problem was that I did not have the Tab Bar Controller selected as Is Initial View Controller in the Attributes Selector. After checking this box, the tab bar showed up at the bottom of the simulator.
I am new to ios programming working on my first app. I have a tab bar controller with two tabs A and B. Both tabs are connected to table view controller with some data being shown. I want to add a bar button item on the top left "navigation" bar of the table. This would be a slide bar menu navigation item as shown in figure below
However, even though in my storyboard the menu bar button item shows up (as shown in the pic), when I run the program, the table corresponding to tab "A" that gets displayed does not show the menu item.
UPDATE: Solution (see the marked answer and comments) -Basically, you need to embed the table view controller in navigation view controller, set "Top bar" to "Navigation Bar" and then you can add a bar button item.
UPDATE 2 - Setting the top bar to "Navigation Bar" in attributes of the table view controller is optional.
Instead of inserting the bar button in the tab view controller insert it in view controller "A."
I am developing a tabbed bar application using storyboards.
I am attempting to put in a back button one a view - but when I press to go back (from one view to another) the tab bar vanishes.
How can I ensure the tab bar stays there?
Just make sure you're adding the UITabBar to the main Navigation Controller or View Controller of Navigation Hierarchy.
You need to select Tab Bar on the Navigation Controller Bottom Bar under the Attributes Inspector, then set the bottom bar to Inferred for the rest of your pages (or Tab Bar if you want it to be different on any pages)
In my iOS application I have a tab bar view with three views. I would like each of those views to have a "navigation" bar at the top. I would like the navigation bar to have a left bar button item which has the same functionality across all three views, and then a right bar button item which is unique to each view. How should I build this?
In each tab, put a UINavigationController. That's a separate one for each tab.
Set the root view controller of each navigation controller to a view controller that manages the content view you want to display.
You can set the left button item of each of the three navigation controllers to the same thing, and set the right button item to something different.