I have a container view which is linked to a child view controller with embed segue and it is linked to another view controller(My View Controller) with push segue on a button.
My problem is; I can't display a subview that is added in container view in My View Controller with storyboard configuration like figure.
If I added one more same container view(Banner View Controller) before My View Controller, exists infinite loop.
How should i do to solve this issue?
I use Apple's TabbedBanner iAd With StoryBoard example.
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Is there a way in iOS to perform a segue in a container view?
In my app I have the main view which has a custom header and, below it, a Container View.
At the load I linked a embed segue from the container view to the starting subview.
Then I linked a segue from the tap on a button in the header to show another view but the new view gets the whole window, it doesn't go into the container view.
Is there a way to make the segue happens in the container view?
The button that triggers the segue is in the header.
I have a master view, I have added in a menu (TableView) that slides out on an IBOutlet. This menu is controlled by another view controller. The master view is segued to multiple other views but I am having huge problems segueing from the menu view (TableView) because it is in another view controller.
How can I segue from master view to another view from my table which is controlled from yet another view controller?
Note: I am also having to carry over some information from master view to the other views, but I when ever I have tried to segue from the menu, the new views error and tell me they unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping optionals.
Have your menu only post a notification when something is selected. Have the view controller that's the source of the segue (master?) listen for the matching notification(s) and perform the segue.
I have 3 View Contorller
First View controller have Container View of height 300.0f at the center.
It has one embedded view Controller which is table View controller.
On cell selection it should navigate to detailsViewController.
All the process is ok.
But detailsViewController is not behaving as embedded view controller of containerView and not of same size as container view.
It takes whole screen size.
As it is triggered from the embedded View Controller it should follow that frame without overlapping other controls which are in First View Controller.
You need to embed not view controller with table view, but embed navigationController(you can hide navigation panel on up side), end set yours table view controller as root for it, and use pushViewController to go to detail page.
hope ganesh this will help you
Look You have a Container View inside it you have a tableView and By clicking an cell you pushing another viewController that what i concluded after reading your question(hope you done everything in modular way).
Now you must have UIView subclass(i.e separately creating a view class ) inside which you have a tableView so you pushing by
[self.nav pushViewController:sos animated:YES];
there are two way to push ViewController inside a view first by Callback(through blocks) or passing Navigation ref. in UIView Class .So you are pushing the new Controller over the navigation thats why it showing this behavior and which is obvious.
I have a basic idea what push and modal segues do. Push is used for Navigation Controller segues and Modal is the default one I've been using so far for a basic segue into another View Controller. I assume "modal" means nothing else can be going on/interrupting the segue?
Custom segues I guess are the most flexible/customizable/animatable.
I have no idea what "relationship" and "embed" segues do. Please let me know!
Thank you.
A "relationship" segue is the segue between a container view controller and its child or children -- so, the initial controller of a navigation controller, the view controllers in the tabs of a tab bar controller, and the master and detail controllers of a split view controller.
An "embed" segue is the segue between a container view and the controller that's embedded in that container view that you get automatically when you add a container view to a controller's view.
Both of these segues are executed as soon as the parent controller gets instantiated. You do not call them, but you can implement prepareForSegue, and pass information to the destination view controller.
I have a UIViewController which segues (push) to another UIViewController. The first controller contains a nicely laid out UIToolBar menu and I want this to persist over the secondary UIViewController (and another other ones I push on the navigation stack).
Is this possible?
This can be done with a container view in a storyboard, or using the custom container view controller api in code. In the storyboard, you can add your tool bar to a view controller, drag in a container view, and size it to take up the rest of the view. You will automatically get a view controller connected with an embed segue to the container view. Select it, and embed it in a navigation controller. You can use prepareForSegue (which will be called immediately after your main view controller - the one with the container view - is instantiated) to get a reference to the navigation controller (it will be the destinationViewController).