Does anybody know how to create control (or view) like this one
This question might be duplicated, any way I can't find an answer. Thank you.
Just implement a modal view controller. Read this -
Presenting View Controllers Modally
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Good day, needed some help. My Navigation bar can be seen in Story.board but not during runtime.
It was displaying well before I added an Embedded Tab Bar controller to the screen. Now I don't even know how to remove the Embeded Tab Bar controller.
Any help would be appreciated. :-)
(sorry my reputation too low and cannot post picture.)
If you are instantiating the view programmatically, make sure you instantiate the storyboard ID for the NavigationController and not the View Controller itself. That was my issue..
So I had exactly the same problem today and found that that it needs to be within a Navigation Controller in the story board hierarchy.
As well as this I found if you present something modally then this needs to be embed in another Navigation Controller too.
Hope this helps
I am very new to iPad application development. In my app I need to show a split view controller. In one scenario I need to hide and show the MasterView controller and show Details view controller 100%. Is it possible? Please help me.
Thanks in advance,
Chandra.
it possible, you can find more details here:
http://useyourloaf.com/blog/2011/11/16/mail-app-style-split-view-controller-with-a-sliding-master-v.html
I am currently developing an App based on a Navigation Controller. However, when the user logs out, I'd like to go to the initial screen and destroy all of the other views that were stacked. What is the best way to do that?
EDIT:
I've tried doing what both answers suggested but I got a nil navigationViewController. So I'll add another detail that I thought was not useful before. Actually I am trying to perform this operation from a TabViewController that is embedded in a NavigationController. I apologize if that changes anything.
[self.navigationController popToRootViewControllerAnimated:YES];
Send a popToRootViewControllerAnimated message to the navigation controller
I've put together an app that uses a table view and navigation controller to display a list of documents (HTML docs) and by clicking on a document title will open up a detail view and display its contents. That works a treat but it will ultimately be part of a bigger app which will have a menu of which this would be just one of the options.
I've done a lot of digging around but am still unsure on the best approach to take for building the overall app. A lot of advice seems to be to use the navigation based application template and push out the menu view and hide the navigation bar but is this really the recommended way to go?
I've read the Apple docs and Modal View controllers sounds like they could be and option but I am then unsure how I would slot in my existing RootViewController etc?
Really appreciate someone taking the time to help get me on the right track
Cheers
Kieron
Using a navigation controller is a very common way of structuring this. And as you note, the nav bar itself can be hidden on some view controllers.
Be careful about presenting view controllers modally -- Apple's advice in the HIG is to use modals when you are focusing the user's attention on a certain piece of information or a crucial task -- don't just use them willy-nilly.
How to get above thing in my application?
What is this? I don't know what we call this type of thing can any one guide me for this and the technical term of this?
Thanks in advance..
You can use one view controller to present another view controller modally on top of it.
[currentViewController presentModalViewController:viewControllerToPresentInModalWindow
animated:YES];
By default, the modal view controller will be full-screen, but you can change the size to one of two other presets.
[viewControllerToPresentInModalWindow setModalPresentationStyle:UIModalPresentationPageSheet];
[viewControllerToPresentInModalWindow setModalPresentationStyle:UIModalPresentationFormSheet];
Additionally, you can set the transition used to display the modal window on screen by using setModalTransitionStyle:.
The screenshot posted above is not using any of these presets; as the other commenters mentioned, it is a custom modal window that doesn't leverage UIKit's built-in modal functionality.