An issue I have in XCode 5 seems to be resolved by the first answer to this question. However, that question has you take certain actions in a window entitled "Slope View Controller". Can anyone point me to the place in XCode 5's UI where I can access this window? I suspect that screen shot might be an older version and I need to be looking at something else, but I have no idea what.
SlopeViewController is nothing just name of viewController. You can acess that window by right clicking on view controller(Yellow square on left side of image) in storyboard
As you see in my picture it is showing Master View Controller by right clicking on yellow Master View Controller
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I don't know what I did, but in every workspace I open, on Xcode 8 or 9,the view controllers are totally transparent. I can see the segue lines through them. I can't see my content at all, but it is there if I click on it, and is there in the simulator too. What did I do? How can I fix it? thank you please.
This is what controllers look like now, for any project that I open
I think you have given background color to clear see in below image
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If my understanding is correct, you just need to click on your view controller's view, for instance, your LoginViewController's view. That's the 1st view in your controller's views hierarchy. Then in the attributes inspector, on your screen's right side, you can set the view's background colour to 'white colour'. Is that what you're looking for?
I am trying to set up a very basic Split View Controller. The left side (master) is a table view, which when a row is tapped, I expect to load details into the right side (detail).
I do not know what I'm doing wrong. I have an example project that functions exactly how I want it to, but I'm missing something in my main project. I've very carefully scoured the example project and as far as I can tell, everything is done exactly the same in my main project.
The problem I'm having is, when I tap a cell in my table view, the view controller that is invoked, appears in the master (left side), not in the detail (right side).
My question is: what exactly do I have to do to get the right side to display the detail?
I'm testing on an iPhone 7 Plus Simulator in landscape mode. Portrait mode works fine.
As far as I know I have all the correct delegate setup complete. Thanks in advance!
Wow! Okay, I figured out what was wrong. This has got to be a bug in the storyboard UI, because it does not make sense that this would be the problem.
When I ctrl-dragged from the table view cell to the nav controller so as to create the detail segue, I chose "show". I then realized that it should actually be "show detail", so I went into the attributes of the segue that I just created and changed "Kind" to "Show Detail (e.g. Replace)", which as far as I know, should end up being the same thing as if I would have selected "Show Detail" when creating the segue. It is not.
After a great deal of trial-and-error, I discovered that I had to delete the segue I originally created and re-create the segue, selecting "Show Detail".
I created a Xcode project using the tabbed application template. Currently, when the app is started, it immediately switches to the First View Controller. I would like to change it to go to the Second View Controller instead. I've looked at the Tab Bar Controller for attributes. The only thing I see is under the Connections inspector/Trigger Segues/view controllers shows a list of View Controllers (First, Second, Third). Does anyone know how to change the automatic switch? iOS 8/Xcode 6.1
There are two ways to do this.
Firstly, there's an arrow at the left of the Initial View Controller. You can drag this arrow to any other view controller and that will become the initial controller.
Secondly, you can click on the view controller, go to the Metrics tab in the inspector (the one with the downward pointing thing) and then check the option that says "Is Initial View Controller".
The answer to this question is: Delete the First connection listed under the identity inspector and then re-add it. This bumps the second one up to the first place and positions it where I want it.
Im having trouble finding an answer to this.
I have a TableView in a plain View Controller.
When I add a control or another view controller, the TableView vanishes (to the back I assume) and I can't bring it back to the front (the option is greyed out in storyboard editor).
Please can someone tell me what Im doing wrong?
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Using the View Controller tree in the Storyboard editor, you can re-arrange views and controls in the list by dragging them up and down. The bottom of the list is equivalent to the top of the view stack.
Seems that the issue can be resolved by adding constraints before adding another control/view. Another developer has reported the issue to Apple as a bug.
I tried to search on this website but I don't found what I want.
I'm developing my first iPad app with Xcode (iOS 7) and I'd like to put a list always displayed at the left and when clicking on some elements of the list the view controller has to changed.
Should I use a masterDetail ? Or something Else?
How can represent that in the storyboard?
Thanks
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Yes, use the master detail template. This will create for you a UISplitView with a list on the left and detail view on the right. You can then adjust the code to your needs.