uisplitviewcontroller

I have recently run into a problem. My iPad app is somehow preventing the iPad from auto-rotating. My app loads a UISplitView with both of the view controllers returning YES for shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:. I have set up my info.plist to include the "Supported interface orientations" key with all four orientations. When I run the app, however, rotating the device does not rotate the splitView (even though I am receiving UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification). In addition, when I exit my app in a different orientation that it started in the iPad home screen doesn't autorotate to

Using a split view on the iPad, I have the following code: - (void) splitViewController:(UISplitViewController *)svc willHideViewController:(UIViewController *)aViewController withBarButtonItem:(UIBarButtonItem *)barButtonItem forPopoverController:(UIPopoverController *)pc { barButtonItem.title = @"Categories"; NSMutableArray *items = [[toolbar items] mutableCopy]; [items insertObject:barButtonItem atIndex:0]; [toolbar setItems:items animated:YES]; [items release]; self.popoverController = pc; } This works well to show the popover when the button is pressed. However, I'd also like to have the

I am building my first iPad application. And one of my requirements is to deal with UISplitviewcontroller and UINavigationController. our proposed view hierarchy is (LoginView) ->UINavigationView(LandingView + CollectionView)->UISplitViewcontroller( DetailsView). Our app supports only landscape mode I am referring this SO Question ( and GILT app as well), as a newbi its hard for me to get it done based on that description. So my questions are 1) How can I achieve same thing,if somebody can give small code snippets or reference to tutorial 2) As per Apples HIG, UISplitviewcontroller should be

I have a split-view interface with a target iPhone 6 application. On the first launch of the application, it opens to the Detail View; I would like it to open to the Master View. I have tried: self.splitViewController?.preferredDisplayMode = UISplitViewControllerDisplayMode.PrimaryOverlay Which was suggested elsewhere (Prior StackOverFlow Question) but it doesn't seem to do anything, and does not open the Master view on launch. I also tried to add the following line to my AppDelegate: splitViewController:collapseSecondaryViewController:ontoPrimaryViewController: But despite returning true or

I have an iOS7 application, which was based on the Xcode master-detail template, that I am porting to iOS8. One area that has changed a lot is the UISplitViewController . When in portrait mode, if the user taps on the detail view controller, the master view controller is dismissed: I would also like to be able to programmatically hide the master view controller if the user taps on a row. In iOS 7, the master view controller was displayed as a pop-over, and could be hidden as follows: [self.masterPopoverController dismissPopoverAnimated:YES]; With iOS 8, the master is no longer a popover, so

I usually create my projects without IB-stuff. The first thing I do is to strip off all references to xibs, outlets updated plist, etc and so forth. No problems, works great (in my world)! Now, I just installed 3.2 and tried to develop my first iPad app. Following same procedure as before, I created a UISplitView-based application project and stripped off all IB-stuff. Also, I followed the section in Apple's reference docs: Creating a Split View Controller Programmatically , but nevertheless, the Master-view is never shown, only the Detail-view is (no matter what the orientation is). I really

I am trying to display a UISplitViewController presenting it as a Modal View Controller in my iPad app. I manage to have it display, but for some reason there is a gap to the left of the modal view the size of a Status Bar which is also preserved when the orientation is changed. Does anybody know why this is happening? Or if this is even possible? Maybe I'm just digging myself a huge hole. The stock UISplitViewController was designed for use as the root view controller only. Presenting one modally goes against the Apple Human Interface Guidelines and has a high probability of getting rejected

Trying to make storyboard based application for iPad. In it I need to transition from start screen (UIViewController) to main screen (UISplitViewController) and then to full-screen view (again UIViewController). I saw a number of discussions on the web (at least several - on stackoverflow), stating that UISplitViewController can't be used in Storyboard based application any other way than being RootViewController. Some threads contain workarounds and there's also alternative splitview ( https://github.com/mattgemmell/MGSplitViewController ) to cope with this. But what I can't understand is why