Does anyone have any idea for the following scenario?
I do have a tab sample and some tab views will integrate with the search bar view/function at the navigation bar.
Views from search results are actually live in some tabs.
How can I share the view of the search results on a certain tab where I have searched for items.
(note that view of a search result is actually live in one of the available tabs)
Here is an example:
I do have three tabs on my platform as follows:
each of the tabs will have the search bar.
Home | Map | More
I do have a profile view at the "More" tab.
If the user searches for a profile at the "Home" tab, how can I show the existing profile view at the home tab instead?
Besides that, I would like to make sure the navigation stack for any search results are always staying at the place where the user trigger search function. In this case, any search result navigation stack will
be tracked and displayed at the "Home" tab instead.
You help will be much more appreciated.
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How to achieve tab bar for more option like shown in below figure
I search for it, the result not found.
Is there any cocoapods associated to it. For have overlayController on More Item in TabbarController?
You feeds are highly appreciated.
I'm developing a flutter application and I'm now struggling to understand what is the best way to implement a complex bottom bar navigation.
Here are my requirements:
each button on the nav bar should lead to a different section
each section should be able to have multiple screens inside of it
user can navigate from any page of a section to any page in another section and back
each section should show the last visited page if we come back to it
for example, let's say we have two sections, each made of two pages: SectionOneA, SectionOneB, SectionTwoA, SectionTwoB.
A few use cases:
user navigates from SectionOneB to SectionTwoB by pressing a button inside SectionOneB, when user presses back (on android) from SectionTwoB, we should navigate back to SectionOneB
user navigates to SectionTwoA by the nav bar, then navigates to SectionTwoB via a button in SectionTwoA, then navigates to SectionOneA via the nav bar and then press the SectionTwo icon in the nav bar again. we should show SectionTwoB. if back is pressed we should navigate to SectionTwoA.
in both these examples, when moving from one section to another, the correct nav bar item should be highlighted.
I'm new to flutter so I'm learning as I go. For now, what I've done is using nav bar with PageViewer to switch from section to section, then each section uses a PageViewer to handle switching from page to page. This worked well until I had to implement the first usecase above, at this point it seems to me that it would be quite challenging to implment a proper navigation stack as demanded by the usecase and I feel it would be better to rethink the whole thing, only I've no idea what is the best way to approach this.
A temporary solution would be to also include SectionTwoB in the PageViewer of section one, but that would not allow me to highlight the proper nav bar item.
Any lead on how to approach this? All the examples I find seems too simple and/or I'm failing at understanding how to connect the pieces together. I'm using flutter_bloc as a state management library.
I created two individual pages - a "home" and a "product" page. I want to add these to a page navigation bar. So, this page should contain a navigation bar and two menu elements named "HOME" and "PRODUCT".
How can I achieve this using dotCMS?
In the page properties, check the box "show on menu" for both your pages. Then you can use the navigation tool ($navtool) to build your navigation. See this page in the documentation:
http://dotcms.com/docs/latest/NavigationTool
I want to ask about the objective C on iPhone. I am writing a application, it contains 2 pages. The first page requires the user enter some information. The second page displays the tab page (3 tab).
And I create the first page and the second page in different project. I use the 'Window-based Application' to create the first one and use the 'Tab Bar Application' to create the second one.
However, I don't know how to combine it. Or should I build the second page in the first page project? If so, what should I do and link the tab bar? As I don't know how to create a tab bar content in the first project.
Thank you very much.
The link below might help get you started, but you'll have some difficulty with the Tab Bar Controller part. I usually create all those pieces programmatically...
http://pushplay.net/blog_detail.php?id=27
Does the "info page" collect some information and then not appear again under normal usage (e.g. a login screen)? If so, I would recommend making the "tab page" your main view, and present the "info page" modally (with presentModalViewController:animated:). It shouldn't be too hard to copy the view controller files and xib, if necessary, into the project with the "tab page".
I am building an iPhone app, which will function similarly to many restaurant finder applications. When launched, the application will start with a view that allows a user to specify a zip code for performing a search. Alternatively, if the user has an iPhone with a GPS, the application will automatically perform a search based on their current location, although it will be possible for the user to specify their own location.
After the search has been performed, the user will be presented with a tab bar view, which displays a list of all results, or a map view, containing all of the results within a specified range. Finally, there will be a details view, which gives the user detailed information about any one particular result from the list or map.
The application should flow as follows:
Search -> (list | map) -> details
I'm very new to iPhone development, so I'd appreciate some feedback on how to put together the interface.
What I'm thinking is I could use a navigation view controller for the opening search view. When the user clicks the "Search" button, the app will switch views to a view containing a tab bar controller (one tab for the list and another for the map). Both the list and map views will be placed inside yet another navigation view, which will allow the user to switch to the details view when the user attempts to drill down into the details view.
Does my solution to the problem sound feasible? Is there an alternative way I should consider?
I wouldn't use a tab bar for switching between the map and the list. They basically display the same data, just in a different way. This is usually done with a segmented control in the title bar.
Use one UINavigationController to switch between the 3 main views (Search > (list | map) > details).
Within the (list | map) view, use a UISegmentedControl to switch between viewing modes.
When in the details view, users can go back to the search results by using the back button.
Two mockups I came up with quickly:
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