uisplitviewcontroller

(Xcode6-beta3, Swift, iOS8, iPad) In an iPad split-view controller, how do I link the Master View Controller to the Detail View Controller? In other words, when the user taps on an item on the left, how do I change the view on the right? I know that in didSelectRowAtIndexPath, I need to call a method... but how do I call a method in the Detail View Controller from the Master View Controller? Example Imagine an app to display information on different types of cheeses. We begin by dragging a split-view controller onto the storyboard. A table of items in the master view on the left is set up to

I'm having a hard time understanding why the following is happening (and how to fix it). I've created an application using the split-view based application. I've added a UiBarButtonItem called showTheModal which calls this method found in RootViewController.m: - (IBAction)showTheModal:(id)sender { theModalController.modalPresentationStyle = UIModalPresentationFullScreen; theModalController.modalTransitionStyle = UIModalTransitionStyleCrossDissolve; [self presentModalViewController:theModalController animated:YES]; if ([detailViewController popoverController] != nil) [[detailViewController

In my SplitViewController, based on an action in the DetailViewController, I update the MasterViewController row using NSNotificationCenter essentially like this: Keeping MasterViewController and DetailViewController in sync The problem is, once an update to the row of the MasterViewController is done, the row is no longer selected. When I look at Apple's iPad apps using splitViews, like the Note application, a row is always selected. I want to do the same thing so everything stays in sync between my two tables. I can manually just setSelected:YES animated:NO on the row since I have the

Like many other developers out there, I've created iPhone projects that use a UITabBarController as the root controller, with the tab views using UINavigationController s to drill down from lists to detail views. And like many other developers out there, I need to migrate these apps to the iPad so they take advantage of the bigger screen (and more importantly, not forcing the user to use the ugly "doubling" visualization for iPhone-only apps). Apple created the UISplitViewController for this exact scenario... seemingly. I say seemingly because although I see it used in Settings, iPod, iTunes,

I have an iPad App which uses a UISplitViewController as the root controller, I have set up the delegate and I am using a UINavigationController for the DetailView and it seems to work normally. I want the MasterViewContoller to always be hidden (on all rotations) when a particular viewcontroller is displayed in the DetailView Section. I can do this using the shouldHideViewController method on the UISplitViewController Delegate. However if I do, then when I change the ViewController in the DetailView Section to another the MasterView is displayed but neither willHideViewController

I have a problem, I am programming with Monotouch 5.2.8 for IOS 5.1. But since the IOS 5.1 update my iPad configs the UISplitViewController so it is docked on the left side instead of presented as a popover. It works with IOS 5.0 but in 5.1 i got this problem. Here is the source code for my UISplitViewController: splitViewController = new UISplitViewController (); splitViewController.WeakDelegate = detailViewController; splitViewController.ViewControllers = new UIViewController[] { navigationController, detailViewController }; Dimitris Tavlikos From Apple's iOS 5.1 SDK release notes: In 5.1