uisplitviewcontroller

I am making a splitView application and i want different detail view controllers for all i have studies a lot found that use apples MultipleDetailView Controllers but it is not fully adopted so that any one can use it so is there any way to get this done mean different detailViewController for all. hi Nazia i just found solution From http://kshitizghimire.com.np/uisplitviewcontroller-multipledetailviews-with-navigation-controller/ you can do like:- - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { // Override point for customization

I'm doing an iPad tech demo and I'm running into a serious technical problem. I have an app concept that leverages UISplitViewController, but NOT as the primary controller for the entire app. The app flow could be described roughly as this: Home screen (UIViewController) List->Detail "Catalog" (UISplitViewController) Super Detail Screen (UIViewController but could conceivable also be a child of SplitView). The problem is in the flow between Home and Catalog. Once a UISplitViewController view is added to the UIWindow, it starts to throw hissy fits. The problem can be summarized at this: When a

I'm new to using the split view for creating iPad applications. When I first create the project just using the standard MasterDetail Application template (Xcode 4.2), it creates a MasterViewController and a DetailViewController. The template has the following method that is called when a row is selected from the popover table (master detail view controller): - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath if (!self.detailViewController) { self.detailViewController = [[DetailViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"DetailViewController" bundle:nil]; }

Compiling my iPad app against the 5.1 SDK (release version) causes UIPopoverController to show itself using the new "slide in" from the left presentation. This completely breaks my popover presentation, which relied on having a "black" style header and a certain height. I've tried setting presentsWithGesture to NO , but that only seems to disable the swipe gesture, and doesn't stop the presentation style. This same app, without being recompiled, but running on iOS 5.1, uses the old popover presentation style. So I know iOS 5.1 still supports the backwards-compatible method. How can I choose to

I have an app targeted iOS8 and initial view controller is UISplitViewController. I use storyboard, so that it kindly instantiate everything for me. Because of my design I need SplitViewController to show both master and detail views in portrait mode on iPhone. So I am looking for a way to override trait collection for this UISplitViewController. I found that I can use override func viewWillTransitionToSize(size: CGSize, withTransitionCoordinator coordinator: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator!) { ... } but, unfortunately, there are only methods to override child controllers traits

I have an XCode iPad project using a navigation controller. I tried to get a button to push a UISplitViewController to the navigation stack, but got this error: Split View Controllers cannot be pushed to a Navigation Controller Turns out UISplitViewController doesn't play nicely with UINavigationController. However, I still need to show the split view controller when this button is clicked. How do I do this? And, also important, how do I make a back button so the user can be returned to the navigation controller? glenstorey To display a SplitViewController you'll need to use

I'm having a UISplitViewController that contains a UITabBarController as master view. This UITabBarController contains a UINavigationController. The detail view contains a UINavigationController as well. On the iPad this works as expected. The show detail segue presents the imageview within the navigation controller on the detail view. On the iPhone on the other hand I expected that the show detail segue pushes the detail view on the stack of the navigation controller of the master view. But actually it is presented modally over the master view. When removing the UITabBarController from the

iOS - Split View Controller - How do I get a pointer (reference) to the Detail View Controller (the bigger right one) from inside the Master View Controller (the smaller left one)? My gut tell me the Main Split View Controller should have a reference to Detail View Controller and to my own Master View Controller, but I can't figure out how to get it. Any thoughts? Split view controllers do have references to their master and detail view controllers, via the viewControllers property. In iOS 7.x and below, the viewControllers array should have exactly two view controller objects in it. The first