uisplitviewcontroller

问题 Is it possible to show master view in popover on viewDidLoad (when the view is in portrait orientation)? 回答1: Solution 1: [self.popoverButtonItem.target performSelector: self.popoverButtonItem.action withObject: self.popoverButtonItem]; Solution 2: [self.popoverController presentPopoverFromBarButtonItem:toolbarButtonItem permittedArrowDirections:UIPopoverArrowDirectionAny animated:NO]; But the trick is when to use these statements. I had to use a flag for this purpose, in order to show the

问题 I am trying to hide the master view controller when a selection has been made in the table view. I've looked all over stackoverflow and can only find solutions that used to work prior to iOS 5.1 I've tried to dismissPopoverAnimated or dismissModalViewControllerAnimated, but none of those seem to work. There has got to be a way to hide the masterview controller once a section has been made. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks. 回答1: you have to dismiss your popovercontroller . see this

问题 I applied the blinking animation to the contentView of the tableViewcell for a table in First viewController of the splitviewController. My problem is, the animation stops when I hide the FirstViewcontroller with presentsWithGesture property of splitViewController I have subclassed UItableViewCell and I add animation while setting a property and I added the animation to the contentView of cell like below -(void)setProperty:(Property *)aProperty { _property=aProperty; [self.contentView

问题 I setup a storyboard based on the Master-Detail Application, embed the detail view in a navigation controller, and add a new table view controller object which I will use as a second detail view controller. I then push the new detail view controller with the following code (instead of a segue because I am pushing both a root view and a detail view controller at the same time. Only the detail view code is shown). // Push the detailView view controller: NewClass *newViewController = [self

问题 Interface builder does not allow you to add a UISplitViewController as the root controller of a UINavigationController. I've also tried programmatically creating the UINavigationController and setting its root view controller to be the UISplitViewController. The result is an empty window with just the nav bar. I've also tried a split view controller replacement, MGSplitViewController. It mostly works, except that within the split view controller, the master view is another

问题 In Apple's developer guide, they state: "A split view controller must always be the root of any interface you create" (see here). I was curious if anyone knew why they decided that. I have a tab navigator-based application and it makes sense for the content in one of the tabs to be presented in a split view. Why would Apple be opposed to that kind of design? Thanks in advance for your answers. -Max PS I'm not looking for ways to put a split view controller in a tab navigator controller (that

问题 I've studied examples of split view (like this one) and it works great. I just need one change of behavior. I would like to have both master and detail controller visible when user have iPad in portrait. It should work just like FB Messenger or Skype. Both controllers side-by-side and without able to hide master controller. How is it possible to do that? Thanks for help Bonus question: Is it possible to somehow set behavior for iPad portrait be same like iPhone portrait? If I would change my

问题 This is a long shot but I figured I'd see if anybody else has seen/fixed this issue. I have an pre-IOS 6 app that uses a UISplitViewController with NavigationControllers in both the master and detail pane. In iOS 5 and earlier, if I push a UIViewController onto the master navigation controller, it slides in; popping that view controller then slides it back out. In iOS 6, in landscape orientation only, if I push a UIViewController onto the master navigation controller it slides in; however,

问题 I'm working on an iPad app that will need to hide/show the master controller of a split view. Related SO answers note Matt Gemmell's MGSplitViewController: How to hide master view in UiSplitviewcontroller in ipad How do I hide the master part of a UISplitViewController programatically? Integrate MGSplitViewController in Universal App MGSplitViewController using Storyboards MGSplitViewController would be perfect - even providing a way to adjust the ratio of master-to-detail views. Fantastic!

问题 I have an app that is going to navigate to a UISplitView (inside another view altogether) like so: - (void) switchToMyDayView { NSLog(@"Show My Day Screen"); if (self.myDayController.view.superview == nil) { if (self.myDayController == nil) { MyDayController *myController = [[MyDayController alloc] initWithNibName:@"MyDay" bundle:nil]; self.myDayController = myController; [myController release]; } [homeScreenController.view removeFromSuperview]; [self.view insertSubview:self.myDayController