I have a navigation controller with a segue to a tab bar controller. When it pushes it creates a navigation bar with a back button. I've found code to hide the back button, but the navigation bar is still there. How do I get rid of the navigation bar?
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Experiencing a pretty strange issue with navigation bar when presenting any social media login view controller.
The navigation bar seems to lose its top layout constraint boundary or something and moves up behind the status bar.
In image you can see the navigation bar moved up behind status bar. This view is not meant to have a navigation bar, its just been added to illustrate the problem.
After this view controller is dismissed, navigation bar is shown and its shown behind the status bar. If i put the app into background and open again then the navigation bar resets to its correct position.
Other info to note:
Parent Controller has navigation bar.
Child Controller added does not have a navigation bar.
When child controller is dismissed and removed. Parent controller unhides the navigation bar.
Any ideas or solutions will be much appreciated.
When a go from a viewController to a tabBarViewController (meaning one of the two view controllers that is one of the tabs), the tab bar does not appear. When I move between either of the view controllers that are in the tab Bar controller instead, the tab bar works properly and it appears. Why does the tab bar seem to break when moving between a tab bar view controller and a regular view controller?
Thanks.
I am trying to figure out a way to make a tab bar controller within a tab bar view.
Basically, if the initial tab bar controller links to tab1, tab2, and tab3, I want a tab bar to exist within tab1 that branches out to Day1, Day2, and Day3.
So far I've been failing, and I'm wondering if it's programmatically possible.
The tab bar in tab1 has to be at the top, too, and does that mean I need a custom tab bar?
Thank you.
If you want to have a tab bar at the top, you will need to create one on your own. I believe you can just add in a NavigationController and link it to a ViewController so that the view controller has a nav bar at the top. You could then just add UIBarButtonItems that link to different TabBarControllers where the tabs would be on the bottom.
I have a tab bar style application and once the user navigates into the application (selecting a tab bar), the tab bar is hidden using self.tabBarController?.tabBar.hidden = true in a viewDidLoad function
How can I reshow the tab bar later. I've tried self.tabBarController?.tabBar.hidden = false in both viewDidLoad and viewWillAppear.
There's a setting in the storyboard of the view controller that is going on the navigation stack:
if you check [x] Hide Bottom Bar on Push, the tab bar will be hidden when a view controller is pushed onto the navigation stack. It will also be unhidden when that view controller is removed (popped).
I have a tab bar controller.
From one of the views i want to goto another view via a button, which i have done.
Once on that page i want to go back using the navigation bar.
This is the problem.
How do i get it to go back to the tab bar controller page?
Thanks
Mat
You can arrange your view controllers as follows:
Tab bar controller
Navigation Controller
View Controller 1 - button to go View Controller 2 using segue
View Controller 2
So, View Controller 2 will have a back button to go to its previous view controller.