ive searched for 2 weeks solid on this and cant find an answer. ive posted on a couple of other sdk forums and nobody seems to have a clue...
i am building a tab bar app and i want to have 6 pages with 6 icons on the tab bar at the bottom. by default if you add more than 4 icons to the tab bar, when you build the app you get the 'more...' button. i dont want that.
everyone tells me its not possible, but obviously it IS possible because there are a number of apps with 6 icons in the tab bar.
the free app 'college football live!' for instance, has 6 icons in the tab bar
screenshot of the app
http://i.stack.imgur.com/QYyTC.png
the only thing ive been able to find is this piece of code for a tutorial here...
raddonline.com/blogs/geek-journal/iphone-sdk-uitabbarcontroller-how-to-save-user-customized-tab-order/
im not sure if that code can be changed to create 6 icons or not, but if anyone can help me out with this i would really appreciate it.
I think the most easy way do to this is to create your own tab bar.
on screen only 5 tab can see possible if you want to implement more button there is two ways to do this thing first is use toolbar instead of tabbar controller and other is use button at bottom to show it like tabbar
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I'm working on an app that I would like to have the following navigation structure:
I want to have a welcome view with "Sign up" and "Sign in" buttons as most of apps have:
First Page
I would like it to be such that this view doesn't have any navigation view bar at the top but the two buttons will navigate to the appropriate page e.g. the sign in page will ask for just login info, sign up page with ask the user for data.
Sign In Page
This however, while seemingly simple has been very confusing to achieve in SwiftUI when it comes to the iPad. When I try to use the Navigation Link it doesn't work as the links are stuck in a side bar that is hidden. I can't seem to find any solutions that work online as nearly everything is for the iPhone. Can anyone advise how to stop the links being placed in a sidebar on iPad?
Thanks a lot
Ok I'm making an iPhone app that (only on the first time the user opens the app) loads a tableview with a list of, for example, sports teams. The user checks the sports teams he wants and taps the done button. Then the tab bar loads with the teams the user selected in the tab bar. Any way how to do this as far as a tutorial/ code? Thanks!
I think this link may help you: How to set iPhone tab bar icon in code?. For more help on how to use TabBarControllers, there are tons of sample code AND sample projects found here: UITabBarController Class Reference. Hope that helps!
I am learning iPhone since i am new bee and wanted to implement something like the following please guide me:
Actually what i want is that i have a navigation controller with 3 screen
1st Screen: Having a button to got Next Screen
2nd Screen: Having some images and Button to upload them onto some web portal and a button to go to next screen
3rd Screen: Having a label Only
Now when i am on 2nd screen i press on Upload Button to upload it onto my web portal it takes about 5-6 minutes depending upon the size of the data. So i want to achieve that i would display a little progress bar on the UINavigation bar and a label which shows me that this much files sent and this much left and i can also goto the next or previous screen using the back button and UIButton on 2nd screen and it keeps on showing me the uploading label and progress bar onto the navigation bar. So please guide me friends how can i achieve this. I have implemented everything regarding uploading and label updating for this much files left and this much files done but what i am not getting is how to add label and progress bar on NAvigation BAr and update it on other screens as well. please guide me. i will be very thankful to you.
I am waiting for some positive responses. Guide me through some code and guidelines and tutorials. i am new bee in iPHone
See ASIHttpRequest library it has some code which you want.
My UITabBarController contains more than 16 view controllers. When I go in the "More" tab, I can see all the UITabBarItems. If I click the "Edit" button, I can see the 16 first icons, but there is not enough room to display more, so starting from the 17th item, the icons are only partially displayed. Starting from the 21st item, the icons are not displayed at all. And it is not possible to access the rest of the icons with a scroll bar.
By the way, this question gives a theoretical answer to my question, but does not address this practical corner case.
You need consider other modes of displaying view controllers if you have more than 5. For example the facebook app shows a revealing sidebar, maybe you need to figure out a way of displaying stuff in a similar manner.
I'm quite new in iPhone Programming, but I'm trying to do my best cause I have some skills in OOP.
I'm creating an iPhone app based on a four element Tabbar. I would like to use other functionalities already implemented by a friend of mine in his own iPhone app (a three elements TabBar app).
Since I would like my app's users could "switch" to old application (3 tabs) by pressing on one of my app's tab, my question is: is it possible to do this, maybe by "popping out my tabbar" (4 tabs) and "pushing in the old tabbar" (3 tabs)?
For a better problem description, we could say that I'm trying to implement a "new mode" and "old mode" in the same application.
Thank you in advance.
P.S. I'm using Xcode 3.2.2 on a Macbook Pro coreDuo and 3.1.3 iPhone simulator
Luca
Your question is a little bit vague, but if you want to be able to choose between two different tab bars, the easiest way to do it is to include both tab bars in the application, and simply hide the one you don't want active. You can still do this in Interface Builder. Just wire up both tab bars, and let your view controller hide the old one in -viewDidLoad. Then, when the "old mode" button is pressed, show the old tab bar and hide the new one.