I want to create an iPad application with a similar user interface to Apple's Mail application, i.e:
RootView controller (table view) on the left hand side of the split view for navigation with a multiple view hierarchy. When a table cell is selected a new table view is pushed on the left hand side
The new view on the left hand side can then update the detail view. (Problem is arising at here because new view on the left hand side has lost connection with detail view)
For applying these feature we are using UISplitViewController.
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Overview
When using a UISplitViewController and then presenting a new detail controller, or pushing another VC onto the detail controller's nav stack, the navigation item on the master controller is activated.
Example 1
Let's say the master controller has a title of "Settings" and contains a table view with multiple rows that when tapped will load a new view controller into the details pane using showDetailViewController. The detail pane is properly updated but VoiceOver jumps to the navigation item of the master pane, so we hear "Settings".
Now we can call UIAccessibilityPostNotification(UIAccessibilityScreenChangedNotification, self.view) in viewDidAppear of the view controller we're displaying but we'll still hear "Settings" a moment before. Moving where we post the accessibility notification into viewDidLoad or viewWillAppear does not make a difference.
Example 2
Similarly if we push another view controller onto the nav stack of whatever controller is in the detail pane "Settings" once again gets activated.
Now the iOS Settings (on iOS 11) app handles this differently. When you select an item in the list the first cell on in the view on the detail pane is read correctly, and the "Settings" navigation item is not read. How can I mimic this behavior?
i have create a new ipad application like this image
left side view have a one tableView and right side in second viewController so client need when user drag a row table view to secondView Controller then make a new view in second view
so if is any hope any link to drag and drop ipad applecation please share with me , and one more is like two Section ipad application and left side have tabbar please share with me
I am developing one iPad application using storyboard.For my application i need one tab bar on the left side of the screen.I do not want external liberies for tab bar.Is this possible to arrange the tab bar available in the story board arrange on the left side of the screen.
Like already mentioned, use split view controller which will separate your iPad UI to two parts:
Master view controller - This is usually a table view or collection view that display all elements.
Detail view controller - This displays the detail of selected item in master view controller.
You can communicate between them with delegates, NSNotificationCenter or observers.
You can easily add separate UITabBar views to both master and detail view controller.
You can also read more about it on the links below:
http://www.raywenderlich.com/29469/ipad-for-iphone-developers-101-in-ios-6-uisplitview-tutorial
Good iPad SplitViewController tutorial?
I have a split view controller in my iPad app. It has a list of Tenants for a mall on the left side and detailed information about the selected tenant on the right.
When you press the edit button on the master view controller (list of tenants) it should disable the right view controller (the detail view for the tenant). How do I accomplish this?
The only thing I can think of is adding a UIImageView with a semi transparent background and hiding/showing it when the master calls it's setEditing.
This functionality ships with the iPad. If you open up the Messages.app and hit the edit button in the master view (left), the conversation or detail view (right) becomes grey and disabled and you cannot interact with it until you hit "Done" on the left side. How can I do this in my app?
So long as the right view controller is the delegate of the master (which should be created for you anyhow, seeing as that's how the UISplitViewController object is supposed to be used), it's a simple call to a method you define yourself. Maybe pass some Boolean value through to indicate editing, and animate a black CALayer's alpha property in response.
I am trying to get a good idea of a good way to add items to a split view for iPad. My idea was where you tap the plus button and the table view scrolls down (quickly) to below the table that is there to a screen where you can enter in the new stuff. Then when you click done it zooms back up to the main table.
Is this possible and/or what is a better way to do a addition for a split view with a table to the left?
the point of using a split view is to flatten the heirarchy of doing things with a table view (basically), so why not when you hit the add button, have a view come up in the detail view (the right hand side) with fields to edit and etc? Or use a popover controller to display the 'add cell' view.