I just found some codes with splitview on iPhone, but all of these codes are using xib files. I want a demo using storyboard. The splitview that I mean is that one like facebook uses: http://i.stack.imgur.com/lqJW5.png
If anybody know some source that I can use for my study, I really appreciate that.
Thanks.
What the Facebook app uses is a highly customized view controller. There is no true UISplitViewController available for iPhone. If you want something like what Facebook did, you will have to write it from scratch (or nearly so).
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As we can see in youtube and facebook app. there are splits when we select one cell . split is hidden then. i want to have this type of structure in my app. if it is posible that in ios7 they will add template for split view for iphone
. As that worked fine in iPad. Can you please help me, i need to develop an app with this type of structure
in iphone when we create project with master template
we have this type of split view...
can we have same thing in iPhone too.
if there is default control of it.
No there isn't any default controller for applying slide effect inside iPhone.
Yes, you can achieve this by adding custom classes. Checkout for MFSideMenuContainerViewController
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Is it okay use popovers in iPhone app? What Apple's documentation say about that?
I'm not talking about the standard popover (which would throw an exception), but a custom library like this.
Thank you very much!
Apple wont have any problems with any Custom UI. You can go ahead..!!
Yes you can use popovers in iPhone app. The Best example of it is in Facebook app.
I saw mulitple apps using this, e.g. Facebook iPad App, Twitter iPad App .
How is it implemented, that multiple views can be draged in and out to the main view?
It seems as they are all in one chain of views.
I can't figured it out.
Thanks for your help.
Twitter and Facebook both do some pretty custom stuff for their iPad apps. They also both have lots of open source iOS code that helped them do it. Check out TWUI from Twitter and Three20 from Facebook.
A slightly easier way to do a similar effect is to use a UISplitViewController. A split view controller is kind of like the big brother of a UINavigationController on the iPhone.
You can add multiple subview uiviews on top of each other and move them when needed with cabasicanimation..
Also another and probably better way is using layers in quartzcore. You can addsunviews to layers and arrange them however you want. You can even make layers drop shadows and have rounded edges..
I've been following an excellent guide on how to create basic custom table cells and populate them via a plist. The problem i've run into is the guide is written for iPhone, and i'm developing an app on iPad, one of the key issues is when creating the project, the guide uses a Navigation based template for iPhone, where iPad isn't selectable. Later on the guide it says to add outputs to this controller.
I tried following the guide using a Window based template for iPad, but have run into some problems when connecting the output. In particular where I add my 'customTableViewCell' outlet to the 'RootViewController' (which is a UITableController) - in my iPad project, it's just a 'UIViewController'
Is there an easy was to solve this? or is developing it on iPad a totally different tutorial?
thanks.
On the iPad, the Split-View format is really for navigation. It has a root view controller that is a tableview. You might have good luck starting with that template.
In the Interface Builder, you can add UITableView by dragging it onto the view.
Hey I'm working on a view based application with many views and I would like it to remember what view it was on when the app was quitted so when you start the app again if will go right to the view you left of at.
Any help please :)
Thanks!
I suggest using the Three20 TTNavigator tool as part of the Three20 tools - it is what the Facebook application uses to do exactly what you've said.