[iphone] Resizing view when loading from nib

Question

I have a nib file created in Interface builder with 1 UIView item but when I initialize it programmatically, the view doesn't cover up the entire screen, leaving a small portion of the view beneath it visible.

It looks like the Y coordinate is at some negative position instead of at 0. I don't have a Navigation bar configured for the view but if I were to set it, the bar doesn't get shown.

I'm creating the view like this inside the appDelegate class:

MyCustomController *controller = [[MyCustomController alloc] initWithNibName:@"MyCustomView" bundle:nil];
[window addSubview:[controller view]];      

Settings in Interface Builder for the view:

Orientation: Portrait
Status Bar: Gray
Top Bar: unspecified
Bottom Bar: unspecified
View mode: "Scale To Fill" 

View Size/Position: Set to "Layout" and the X/Y, Width/Height are readonly with 0,0,320,460

I've printed out the view's frame and [[UIScreen mainScreen] bounds] on 'viewWillAppear':

view.frame on viewWillAppear - x: 0.0, 0.0, 320.0, 460.0
bounds - x: 0.0, 0.0, 320.0, 480.0

I'm not sure why the view is getting shifted - what's the best place to readjust the frame size once the view is loaded by the 'initWithNibName' method? That seems to be the workaround I can think of.

Answer 1

I wrapped my controller with a UINavigationController and the problem went away.