I have a tab bar with 3 view controllers and I want to implement iAds to the app.
I have been searching and I read that a good way to implement the iAds is to create them apart, like in another ViewController, so that's what I did. I have my First, Second and ThirdViewController and an AdBannerController. I got the Bees 4 Honey iAd tutorial (http://bees4honey.com/blog/tutorial/how-to-add-iad-banner-in-iphoneipad-app/) and put the iAd in this view controller (AdBannerController). So, now I think I have to add a sub view to each ViewController (First, second and third), but I don't know how. I would be really thankful if you can help me (and if you know a better way to implement the iAds to a tabbar app, thanks a lot too!).
Thanks.
Did you check out the TabbedBanner project in the Apple iAdSuite sample?
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I've been working on a personal project for a while now, and I'd like to make it enjoyable on iPad, or at least better than currently.
My app consist of three tabs embedded in a UITabbarController with one of them being a UITableViewController. That tableView presents a list of medication, with the possibility to search them with a search bar at the top. When clicking one of the medication we're taken to another viewController using a segue that shows all informations about it.
(I am using storyBoard for this project)
My question is, how can I move from what I have already done to using a UISplitViewController? I mean do I have to re start all my controllers? I don't understand how to start, or where to start?
Should I start with a brand new UISplitViewController and copy/past the code I've already written and then adapt it? Or should I make changes to my actual viewControllers in order to "convert" them to UISplitViewController?
I've been using Swift for around 6 months, I have never used a UISplitViewController as of today.
Thanks in advance for your time and advices, Baptiste FAURE.
PS. Do I need to add any images or part of my code?
I am new in IOS programming. I learn xcode and swift by designcode.
In the article, I see that they can put more then one view controller scene in one page in storyboard. Like this one.
but in my xcode just like that.
My scenes are overlapping. Just need to move them by dragging from their header. Thanks to #Alladinian . Thank you to help me!
I'm trying to replicate the mini player on the Apple Music app. It looks like this:
Right now I have a UITabBarController plus two UIViewControllers. Now I wanted to put a UIView in the TabBarController (for the mini player) so its always on top of the content of the ViewControllers that are loaded in the tabs. But it seems to be impossible to add any UI elements into a tabBarController.
So my question is, what am I doing wrong and how can I create a View that is right above the tabbar and is above all other views in the tabs?
EDIT: the suggested duplicate doesn't answer my question. Is it not possible to add Views to the TabBarController via Storyboards?
To answer your question: No, you cannot add a view to the UITabBarController via storyboard.
Though you can have a look at LNPopupController. https://github.com/LeoNatan/LNPopupController
It's a wonderful library which will enable you to do what you want to accomplish.
To answer your EDITed question: No, it is not possible to add Views to the TabBarController via Storyboards. That's not how TabBarControllers work.
Options:
Follow the direction in the 'possible duplicate' link posted and add
subviews via code, or
Subclass UITabBarController and add subviews via
code, or
Write your own "tab bar controller" and, using IBDesignable and
IBInspectable, provide for adding subviews in Interface Builder
You could probably find inspiration / ideas by searching the web for "custom UITabBarController"
I'm interested in replicating the transition features in the picture below.
I have noticed this being used in multiple apps but am not sure where to start.
The transition literally pushes the current screen away in a direction and is followed by the requested screen. In the picture below, the paper plan button is pressed to initiate this transition
Does anyone know how to create this custom segue or does anyone know of any projects on Github that demonstrate this?
Thanks in advance!
its not a segue you would use. you would use the childViewControllers property of UIViewController to add left and right view controllers than do some animation tricks and gesture recognizers to get it how you want it to look. There are tons of tutorials online just look them up if you don't want to come up with one from scratch.
I built my app as a single view application and then later added another view with an .xib. I get how to do that. But what I need to do now is add another view, but this is a UITableViewController that uses storyboards. I am adding IAP from a tutorial I used that uses a MasterViewController and automatically loads the first view, but I didn't make my app that way.
If anyone can explain how I can make it so when you click a button (IBAction) on my original view, I can transition to the UITableViewController that use storyboards that has the table for my IAP, that would be awesome. Is this even possible? If there's another way I'm cool with that too! BTW I am very new to this so please explain in simple terms if possible. So if anyone ca help it would be greatly appreciated.
Put a button on the first form, hold down CTRL and drag the mouse and point to the other form and it will create a segue. You can set the type (push, modal, etc.)
Watch the WWDC session from 2011 introducing Storyboards. Worthwhile.