I need to add custom picker view toUINavigationBar like this. But If I move pickerview to UINavigationBar it appears behind UINavigationBar.How can I display it correctly above the UINavigationBar?
you can add like this,
[self.navigationController.navigationBar.topItem setTitleView:pickerView];
Hope it will helps you.....
You would have to add a custom UIView which contains the UIPickerView and add it programmatically as the center view inside the UINavigation Controller. It should load the picker instead of the title for that page.
You should create a custom view having blue background. Add appropriate views into it.
Hide the navigation bar for this screen.
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I'm using the UIPageViewController in my storyboard and I want to create a bar on the bottom of the screen with a label on it. So something like the navigation bar, this always stays there when you switch pages from the UIPageViewController. However on my storyboard I cannot drop a view or label on the PageViewController, how can I achieve this?
Example:
Embed the PageViewController in a container which is added on another View controller. This image will explain it better.
Once that is done you can add the custom view as a subview over it.
I would like the user to be able to edit the title of the navigation bar. I feel like I've seen it in an app before. Is this possible?
If you are using a UINavigationController then play around with
self.navigationItem.titleView = // UITextView
You will have to customize your navigationBar and add the UITextField as as subView, and place it accordingly.
how can i add Uiimagepickerview in tabbaritem like this image.Kindly go through the below link to view the image.. i need like this image.so pls help me.
http://artoftheiphone.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/ShopSavvy-Barcode-Sacnner.png
I don't think they're adding the UIImagePickerView to the tabbar, I think they're adding the tabbar as a subview of the UIImagePickerView. The UIImagePickerController has support for an accessory view. I think they create an accessory view that duplicates the tabbar and they display that.
You pretty much have to do it that way because the image picker presents modally.
How can I add image and text together in an iPhone Navigation bar?
From a view controller, you can ask for self.navigationController.navigationBar and add subviews to that.
Or, you can wrap image/text into a UIView, and create a UIBarButtonItem with a custom view set to that combination.
For my answer, I'm assuming you want to show an image in the NavBar with the text prompt above it - in which case, you'd be looking to use the prompt property on the UINavigationItem class.
How could i get a toolbar with tableview to get buttons on that?
I solved this in my apps by adding a toolbar to a UIView and then add the table view to the UIView, too. This fixes the toolbar on top and allows the table to scroll. UITableView itself does not allow adding subviews.
See also here: UISplitViewController: how to get toolbar if details controller is UITableView?