uimenucontroller

When text is selected, by default a UIMenuController pops up with cut/copy/paste etc. I'd like to replace this with my own custom view (similar looking, but twice as high so that I can have two rows of buttons/custom views). How can I do this? I know there's no easy way. I'm expecting that if there's an easy solution, it won't be very elegant. The code can't use any private API either. I'd really, really rather not have to implement my own text view, reimplement text selection and input, and reimplement the magnifying view just so I can write my own UIMenuController clone if there's any way to

I have a problem with the UIMenuController on my iPhone 6 when I use the standard display mode and device is in landscape mode. On iPhone 6 Plus the problem is in both modes. Maybe it's depends on screen resolution. In that case, the UIMenuController will be truncated left and/or right. It seems that the UIMenuController can have maximum bounds as if the phone is in portrait mode. See UIMenuController truncated (iPhone6 landscape schematic): http://imageshack.com/a/img631/8470/ozlaGe.jpg "iPhone6 landscape" For me it seems like an iOS8+iPhone 6 bug. The code didn't change for a long time and

Requirement I have a WKWebView and would like to remove the system menu items (Copy, Define, Share...) from the Edit Menu and present my own. I am targeting iOS 8 and 9. I am currently testing with the Xcode 7.0.1 simulator (iOS 9) and my iPhone 6 running iOS 9.0.2. Standard Method Does Not Work I know the standard way of achieving this is by subclassing WKWebView and implementing -canPerformAction:withSender: . However, I have found that with WKWebView -canPerformAction:withSender: is not being called for the copy: or define: actions. This appears to be a known bug ( WKWebView and

I will admit that there is already a question exactly along these lines here on S.O., but it lacks implementation details, a working answer, and I would like to be more specific, so I think a new question is in order. Obviously, let me know if I'm wrong and we can try to restart the thread over there . Basically, I want to copy the text in a UILabel to the pasteboard when a user holds down on the label. Not hard to do, honestly. However, I think the best way to provide visual feedback is to prompt the user with the Copy menu option from UIMenuController . According to the Event Handling

These are standart actions for UIMenuController declared http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UIResponderStandardEditActions_Protocol/UIResponderStandardEditActions.html How can I perform these methods manually, like from another UIMenuItem or whatever? I can't find the right selector:( [self cut:sender]; [UIResponder cut:sender]; [[UIMenuController sharedMenuController] cut:sender]; (void) cut: (id) sender {[super cut:sender];} So far non of these don't work, selector not found. You need to send the action along the responder chain, starting with the "first