uisplitviewcontroller

I have an app that requires user to LOG IN . Once user is logged in, I want to use Split View Controller to display data. The trick is, that Apple doesn't want me to push the SplitViewController , since they want it to be the Root View Controller. From my point of view, it is okay, but I need the user to log in first. Anybody knows any workaround except creating my own SplitViewController -like VC? You can still change the root view controller if you need to. You can initially set the root view controller to show your login screen, and then replace it with the split view controller.

As you know, a UISplitViewController has one root controller and one detail view controller only, but I want to use another detail view controller. When I select the list items from the root controller (popover controller), the selection should fire different detail views -- i.e., row1 fires detail view1, row2 fires detail view2 and a button item fires detail view3, etc. How can I achieve this? There's a project from Apple that covers exactly what you need. MultipleDetailViews This sample shows how you can use UISplitViewController to manage multiple detail views. The application uses a split

I'm trying to do a project for the iPad in which I'd like to utilized the split view controller. I'll be having different detail view controllers for each of the cells in the master view controller. I saw one solution how to do this via storyboard segues in this site. He basically linked each of his UITableViewCell to different detail view controllers. But I'd like to know if this is a "stable" or a "good" way of doing this. I mean, is it any better or as stable as doing it programmatically? What would be the consequences of doing his method, if there are any? Here is the link to the solution

I have a UISplitViewController embedded in a UINavigationController with a UINavigationItem button to toggle the display of the master view in portrait orientation. I want to show the master view above the detail view when the view first loads in portrait orientation. Any similar examples I have found show the master and detail views splitting the screen in portrait orientation, but I need the detail view to be full screen in portrait with the master view covering the detail view when the UISplitViewController first loads (as if the master view has been swiped out from the left). Does anyone

I have implemented a UISplitViewController using a Universal Storyboard in Xcode 6. UISplitViewController is supported on iPhone running iOS 8 now, and by default only one view controller will be on screen at a time. I need to know when both the master and detail view controllers are both on screen (iPad). I need to remove the disclosure indicators from UITableViewCell s in the case both are on screen - only render them when only the master view controller is on screen (iPhone), just like the Settings app. I could simply detect the device and only add them if it's an iPhone, but that's not

On iOS 8, UISplitViewController appears to save and restore the state of its subviews, for example, whether the master view is hidden or not. This is undesirable because my app should always show the master view in landscape and always hide it in portrait. If the user closes the app in landscape (landscape state is saved) and reopens it in portrait (landscape state is restored), then the UISplitViewController shows the master view in the wrong configuration. I still need to supply a restoration identifier to the UISplitViewController so that is subview controllers have their own state saved