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I've an application and in that I need a side bar just like navigation drawer in android. I've seen several third parties but it seems they are not useful for me. Because I've more than 5 ViewControllers and in each ViewController I need the same Sidebar. How can I do it. And i'm a beginner please help.
try these MMDrawerController its very easy to understand and implement,it offers lots of customization..
https://github.com/mutualmobile/MMDrawerController
There are several libraries that help you accomplish this; a simple Google search for "ios navigation drawer library" will give you some examples. However, please note that this is considered poor UI design these days.
However, if you still want to accomplish this, and you are worried about sharing amongst view controllers, you could use a top-level UINavigationController to hold your child view controllers. Or you could make your own container view controller where you swap out the child view controllers but still show the navigation drawer button somewhere.
There are a Good number of Third Parties available at cocoacontrols.com and at github.com.
goto cocoacontrols.com and type navigation menu or drawer on search bar you will find a lot of answers. Demos are also given in github.
Example links:
https://github.com/mutualmobile/MMDrawerController
https://github.com/aryaxt/iOS-Slide-Menu
https://github.com/JVillella/JVFloatingDrawer
https://github.com/dogo/AKSideMenu
download the zip file and include it in your project and follow the instructions.
But somehow Third party is third party. If you wanna avoid third parties, try popover menus for the same purpose.
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I have seen the button on Android apps and I was curious if such a feature is available on iOS? I've thought about using a split view controller and then trying to trigger the detail via that button, but I am not sure how I would go about that. In short, I don't know how I would get the detail view controller to slide through the master. Click here to see what I mean
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
You need to add yourself, it's not native option for developer, it's called Hamburger Menu :)
Add your button in view with image you wished menu image. That's it. If you want menu library I recommend to use LGSideMenuController
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I would like to start with an excerpt from Segue Types: "In iOS, the segues are further divided into segues that adapt to size classes and the older, now deprecated types."
So, adaptive for segues means the same thing as it does for layouts: we can specify a set of segues wherein the segue that is actually used is determined by the size classes that are in effect (the same as we do when we create a set of size class dependent auto layout constraints). Great! However, as far as I have been able to discover, there is no way to actually do that. Can anyone help to clarify this?
New segues adapt to presentation style, not so much to the size classes (although the two go hand-in-hand).
The idea is to help you build a storyboard that targets both iPhones and iPads, with their different styles of presenting data hierarchies arranged as master-detail.
Building a universal application with old-style segues required your app to see if you are in a split view controller (bigger screen) or in a navigation controller (smaller screen), sending a Push or Replace segue based on a situation. New segues let you send a Show or a Show Detail segue, which sense the view controller kind, and do the right thing for your UI style.
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I have been searching for drop down view (expand & collapse view) that basically expand when user clicked on it or collapse.
The drop down is basically use to include textview/textfield.
Till now I could not manage to find how to create this drop down view.
What I managed to find is drop down menu which is sort of like an option picker that allows you to select an option. I just wanted to include text only. Is it possible to ask for some pointers regarding this?
Thanks.
I also needed a HTML select-like control (single-selection dropdown list) without breaking the XCode legacy GUI interface across past and future iOS releases.
I ended up coding DownPicker, a lightweight control which does just that combining UITextField and UIPickerView. It can be used either as custom control (UIDownPicker) or also as control wrapper, upgrading any existing UITextField.
Here's how it looks like:
For more info and download you can check this brief tutorial or the GitHub project page (both wrote by me - the project is open-source).
There is no dropdown available in iOS. You should create it with text field and tableview.
Use below links for references:
iOS-Examples--UITableView-Combo-Box
a-simple-drop-down-list-for-iphone
Yes. There is no dropdown component available in ios. And its really frustrating to build a basic component. However, VPPDropDown is there to solve your problem. https://github.com/vicpenap/VPPDropDown
you can see this one too. This library is written with Swift 3
https://github.com/younatics/YNDropDownMenu
http://gabriel-tips.blogspot.in/2011/10/uitableview-display-and-hide-cells-as.html
you can take it as reference, table view is good and efficient way for dropdown. if you got any other way then please let me know..
Adding more options here. People looking for dropdown in iOS can also give VSDropdown a try:
VSDropdown
It automatically controls many stuffs like frame, direction, appearance and dismissal when tapped outside bounds.
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Which is the tool used to design UI View Controllers and storyboard for iOS NIB UI?
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I'm looking for a UI Design Tool in terms of layout sketches more than the StoryBoard design of XCode. The aim is to design the flows of the UIViewControllers as depicted by Apple in the iOS Developer Library.
I have checked some layout UML Class diagrams tools like Visual Paradigm, Magic Draw, etc, but they do not have a visual layout for the UI as well.
UIStoryBoard is the great way to start its easy and fast way to create UI for all ios application
You can start with studying basic template code - e.g. tabbar application for your purpose - File -> New -> Project -> Tabbed application.
Navigation: To navigate from one screen to other screen - you need to embed in navigation controller - Editor -> Embed In -> Navigation Controller/Tab bar Controller
Connection: Ctrl + drag to another view controller to push from one scene to other scene..
Navigation can be done via code see Navigate storyboard via code
Here is an good tutorial for learning storyboards Tutorial on Storyboard
You can build all of this very easily in storyboard. Just create a new project and click on "use storyboard". You them drag onto the storyboard the first view and click on "editor" then "embed in tab bar controller". Then click on "embed in navigation controller". To connect views one to another you hold ctrl and drag from one view to another. This is a fabulous tutorial: http://www.raywenderlich.com/50308/storyboards-tutorial-in-ios-7-part-1
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I want to create a drop up menu like this.
But I have no clue what it is called, so I can't look for it.
And by the way, are there others methods to create such a "more option"-menu? I know there is the UIPickerView, but if i have only 2 or 3 buttons to choose from it is fairly unnecessary to implement a whole pickview.
Thanks in advance!
David Wong is right, you always can use UIActionSheet for iOS 7 style drop menu, but if you want to use some cool custom controllers here's the list:
Drop menus
REMenu
LBActionSheet
NIDropDown
LHDropDownControl
kxmenu
Modal (cool ones)
KGModal
RNGridMenu
KNSemiModalViewController
But if you're just starting your journey of iOS development, you better stick with UIActionSheet.
Good luck!
That's a UIActionSheet
Just adds buttons and use the various show methods to bring it up. Don't forget to set the delegate to handle which button gets pressed.