First of all, the question is very simple, but I have tried to look around on the Internet and I couldn't find a name for this. Several applications such as "Ping Lite" have used this view in their application. It allows you to have submodules/applications as icons and you can scroll the page around just like when you are at "home" scree...
I have a UIScrollView with subclassed UIImageViews in it. When one of the imageviews are clicked, I'd like the parent UIView (contains the scrollview) to receive the event in its - (void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event I can tell if the imageview was clicked by if(CGRectContainsPoint(myScrollView.frame, loc...
I'm struggling since a few hours with this design question. In Cocoa for example, a complicated Date Picker is just a View. But it HAS a lot of complicated logic and algorithms to enable picking dates. In this case, I want to create a form element component for multi-selection of objects (i.e. when defining a relationship Users 1:n Pho...
My application attaches a list of UIView controllers to a scrollview controller. As a part of requirements, it is needed to make some of the elements in the individual view controllers clickable. But, if I use a touch point, I get weird cooridinate values like (0,12567234). Is there a way to obtain the actual touch point value? My code l...
Hi, I have my app set up so that auto-rotate works. Things like tableviewcontrollers and tabbarcontrollers automatically resize them selves without the need for me to write any code. However I need my webview etc. to resize when the device is turned to landscape. I set: webView.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth; ...
I want to initialize 5 viewController's that I want to be able to flick between in a UIScrollView, when my app loads. ...
I Am creating an application and i want to achieve push effect but without using navigation controller.Does someone knows a core animation source code to achieve this? I have a view hierarchy like this.A main controller which has an header image with 4 buttons on it.I mean it will be displayed all the time whatever view in front of scree...
I'm having an incredibly frustrating problem that appears to be a bug, but I have a very hard time believing no one else has come across this. My application's root view controller is a UITabBarController, where each tab is a UINavigationController. Everything works great. Now I've come to a place where I want to edit the stack, so I re...
For instance: Create a new UIVC using initWithNibName, using "nib-v1" Display it, e.g. using [(UINavigationController) nav pushViewController: myVC] Change the NIB that myVC is using to "nib-v2" So far as I can see, this is the "correct" approach to app-design for a lot of apps, when paging through information where you need two slig...
Hi, What prevents a modal view controller from being dismissed? I've found dismissModalViewControllerAnimated doesn't always work? For example this won't work: SettingsViewController* settings = [[SettingsViewController alloc] init]; UINavigationController *settingsNav = [[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:sett...
Hi, In my TabBar based iPhone application, i would like to display a full screen welcome page (with some logs) before the actual application loads, How can i load a UIView from xib file as the welcome screen and then from there i can load my TabBar based application. Thanks in advance, ...
my code inside of the applicationDidFinishLaunching method is self.view = UIScrollView Why is this not working? ...
Okay I just typed this whole question out and then managed to delete it. Sigh. Anyway, standard disclosure that I have searched everywhere and banged my head on the keyboard and can't figure this out. I'm building a basic app based on the utility application template (with a MainViewController and FlipsideViewController). Side note: I s...
So, I started typically by init the controller from the nib and popping it onto the view stack. But the problem is that the first controller isn't really gone - its still around. So, we started down the path of this: Starting w/the appDelegate and loading the RootViewController: mRootController = [[RootViewController alloc] initWith...
I am working on an app that has several different views, two of the which are DetailViewController.h&.m and AddViewController.h&.m. Neither of these particular view have IB xib files associated with them, they just have programmatically generated UITableViews. These views essentially are the same, the only difference, is that in the AddV...
Hello everyone, I am trying to understand the behavior of view controllers when switching from one to another (displaying different views) A part form the addSubiew statements which seem to work, I can't find an explanation to what happens with the two statements: self.view = someViewController.view; [someViewController loadView]; In...
I'm writing EAGLView - based application (game) and need to add UIViewController with UIWebView in landscape mode. What I done: Specified UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight for UIInterfaceOrientation in the Info.plist Call [application setStatusBarOrientation:UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight animated:NO] in the applicationDidFi...
Hi everyone, I've hit a bit of a roadblock with something that I hope that someone in here can help me out with. I'll describe the 'state of play' first, and then what the issue is, so here goes; I have a series of view controllers that are chained together with a Navigation Controller (this works just fine), All of these view control...
I'm fairly new to UI programming on the Mac and iPhone, and I've run across something that somewhat puzzles me. A UIViewController has 3 methods that involve the initialization of it and its view: init (and init-like methods) loadView viewDidLoad (delegate method) I'd expect these to occur in the order above. First UIViewController ...
In this iphone app I'm trying to make it so that when you select a table cell it saves that action, pops the current view controller and calls the previous view controller (which is and always will be a TableView) to reload it's cells with new data. - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexP...