I', struggling with such issue- I can't add back-button to the last tableViewconrler.
When I'm tying to drag nav. item, but nothing happened.
How can I make this famous checkmark back element?
What they mean is your storyboard should look like this.
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I need to change the text and action of the navigation item, currently, I am doing it by providing the bar button items. But my problem is when I click it, it shows click only on the item I clicked not all the items I have added to leftBarButtonItems.
I tried using a custom view(UIBarButtonItem(customView: UIButton())). But It becomes smaller and I was not able to resize it. Please see the below image to understand the problem I am having. This is the situation after clicking on the back button. Thanks for your time.
please use custom navigation bar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS-CCd4xmRY
I hope this is helpful for you
Does anybody know why I might have these stacked tab bar?
I don't see where this would be in any of my view controllers and what code i would even look for. If guidance on what would even generate this would help. It's a fixed bar on the bottom and I'm trying to remove it. I am not sure when it started to show up here anyways. It serves no purpose for me. It also shows up on each of the tabs when I click on each of them.
You are using a searchBar, if you want just one bar you would have to move the searchBar to the top of the screen
hope this helps
I ended up figuring out what I did wrong. At some point, I clicked "shows toolbar" in the navigation controller that was embedded in the tab view controller. When I unchecked this the second toolbar went away.
Thanks for everyones help.
In my app I use UINavigationController to navigate through hierarchy of views but I encountered a problem - I need to display a list of buttons (when pushed they go to a view controller) instead of the back button.
What is that functionality called? I know how to change the button title and functionality but don't know how to create this list (a good example of my question is the Facebook left bar which shows Friends and other stuff).
In general you're looking for a drawer. That's what it is usually called. There are many libraries/frameworks out there that implement it in a different way so there is no general approach how to "change back button to...".
Check for yourself:
ViewDeck
DDMenuController
PKRevealController
MMDrawerController
Though, here you will find a very good article about very unique way how to implement this "hamburger" icon feature. They provide nice research and you'll find some very interesting information there.
It seems that you need control like MMDrawerController for showing side menu.
Try to make modal segue or hide back button programmatically. Then you add your own button and configure it. Default back button only return you to previous view, you need to make your own.
The title won't clear the actual problem. Let me explain clearly.
I have a tabbarcontoller in the viewcontroller which is the main view controller of the single view application project.
I added Navigationcontrollers to the tabbarcontroller. So that I can navigate(push/pop) from one viewcontroller to other.
I added a subview to the mainview of a single navigation controller.
When I click the button near to the tabbar, it doesn't get clicked and the tabbaritem button gets access and shows that tab.
The below image will explain well,
If I click the show button, it opens the receipts tab.
How to reduce the click access boundary of the tabbar in tabbarcontroller?
I can't get any solution regarding this.
Frankly, i've written a bunch of applications which have controls near the tab bar and i've never encountered such behaviour.
Check if you have custom tabbar controller with custom frame.
Also try to use Reveal App (http://revealapp.com/) to check the buttons' frame at runtime, it will help you to understand what's going on. They have trial version as i remember.
Hope it will help :)
Choose the custom button for this and add in tabbar.
I would like to know how I can add a back button to my UINavigationBar, I know that If I embed in a Navigation Controller in my main view, that all of this would happen automatically, but that is not what I am trying to do, in fact, the back button could go to any other view I connect the segue to, doesn't even have to be the back.
The back button needs to be the system navigation "back" button, I don't want to have to set image files for my buttons.
I tried dragging in a bar button item in storyboard but nothing shows up, doesn't seem to be doing the trick. The navigation bar was dragged to the view in storyboard (not created programmatically) and it shows up just fine.
I looked at the following similarly asked questions:
-> How do i add a 'back' button to a UINavigationBar manually?
-> How to add a button to UINavigationBar?
-> How to programmatically add a UINavigationBar and a back button on it
but they all point to just embedding the view in a navigation controller, which again, is not what I am trying to do.
If someone can please help me out, provide some sample code I would greatly appreciate it.
Try drag-drop a UIButton object. I have always added manual back button (hardly took the in-built one)