Ultimately, here is what I want to do:
Left sidebar of Navigation Tabs
Right Detail view
I know how to set properties of controls in the right detail view based off of the selected tab on the left. But that doesn't work for what I'm doing.
For example, assume I'm referring to the Settings app in the iPad. When you click on one of the tabs on the left, the right side loads in a completely different set of controls (labels, buttons, etc). This is what I'm looking for.
Any ideas or examples to go about starting something like this?
Thanks,
Chris
What you're looking can be found in a framework called ChocolateChip UI. Here's the link:
http://chocolatechip-ui.com/
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I have a noob question.
I am developing a simple app that uses a navigation controller (so, a nav bar on top, and a toolbar is shown on bottom via interface builder; I use storyboards). This nav controller shows a number of related tables (table views) on different screens.
My question is: I want to populate the toolbars for each screen. Ideally, I'd like to populate a label there that shows a little summary text about the contents of the table view currently displayed - but I understand that that may not be the purpose of those toolbars, and not be supported by the UIKit toolbar view.
But what should work (to my modest understanding) is to show buttons there - individualized for the current screen. But I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to do that (I tried in interface builder - but on each screen controlled by the navigation controller, the toolbar is shown, but can not be accessed; it is also not referenced in the outline for that screen - only the outline for the navigation controller shows a reference to a toolbar, and if I change anything in it, which is possible, it does not show up in any of the screens controlled by the navigation controller).
Hope this is clear enough. I think this is a very simple issue to do - but I am stuck; Google searches didn't help me. Maybe someone of You can point me to some keywords to look for?
Thanks a lot for considering!
Best regards,
Björn
What exactly are you trying to drag into the navigation controller bottom toolbar?
From my experience you are only allowed drag out Bar Button Item's along with Fixed and Flexible Spaces.
I'm started to work at new place as iOS programmer. I joined existing project and got an assignment that i don't really know how to approach.
So my problem is this: when you press a button, next window has to have a tab bar with four icons, this means four different navigation stacks. Its not that hard to make, but in main screen i have more then four icons, and if i press any one of them next window always has to have a tab bar with four static icons, like shortcuts or something.
So what should I do? Does anyone had the same situation? I want to start with a good advice to save trouble later on.
You should probably rethink the app design. Tapping an item on the tab bar shouldn't result in a different number of tab bar items, as it leads to an unstable and unpredictable UI.
While not the most efficient in terms of visible content, you could introduce a segmented control (or a similar custom view) on top right under the navigation bar (if there is one), as seen in the Facebook app (though here it is used to perform actions, not changing views).
Your root view controller should be embedded in a navigation controller. Then push a view controller which contains any number of tab bar items not TabBarController. Then you can present each view controller either push or custom.
I'm looking for suggestions to implement a specific UI navigation pattern on iPad. It's not radically different from standard behaviour, but I'm unsure of the best approach to use.
Picture a standard split view, with a master view on the left, detail on the right. I want an action in the detail view (e.g. button press) to navigate to an additional detail screen by scrolling from right to left. The result is that the original detail view is on the left (with its width unchanged), and the new detail view on the right. A back button in the nav bar reverses the process. When the master view is visible, the back button is replaced by a menu button in the nav bar (show/hide slide out menu).
I've seen a few similar implementations in existing apps. One that's easy to reference is Shopify's
online demo. Adding an item to the cart and pressing the total button triggers the navigation behaviour.
Any pointers on the best way to implement this would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Creating a custom container view was a good solution.
Im going to say this straight up - I'm an xcode noob. I am designing an app which has custom buttons on the home screen as well as a footer nav with buttons. When I select the custom button it goes to the right view but the footer nav button is not highlighted.
I just need to find a way to tell the footer nav i am on that section (got their by clicking on the home button). Apparently i have been told there is no way to do this so i might as well scrap my home view custom buttons. I'm hoping to find someone here with a different view. I would provide a screenshot so it makes my explanation clearer but i have not got a high enough rating.
Originally i just wanted to hide the nav bar for the home screen but i was also told that it was not possible. Its there the whole time or not at all. Looking for a second opinion...
Use the following code to hide navigation bar
self.navigationController.navigationBarHidden=YES;
Also, just wanted to confirm, when you say footer navigation buttons, do you mean a tabbed view? some thing like this screenshot?
If you could provide some screenshots would be great.
I have gone through various threads and tutorials but not able to find any solutions, so need to post the question. So the questions is :
For initial three screens need to display only the detail view without any popover button at navigation bar in landscape. Now in third screen on button click i need to load the splitview with both left and right view.
I am aware of the methods which hides the left view panel in landscape mode. The only part i am worried id to load the splitview from 3rd screen .So need some suggestion to proceed further.
Thanks.
Try Matt Gemmel's custom split view controller.