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I'm currently working on an app that will be using multiple story boards as follows: 1) login.storyboard (handles registration and login) 2) main.storyboard (handles game options and selection) 3) settings.storyboard (handles settings for game(s)) 4) game.storyboard (actualy game play) I currently test for a session token in NSUserDefaults and if it exists, load the main.storyboard otherwise auth.storyboard using: NSUserDefaults *tagDefaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]; if (![tagDefaults objectForKey:@"session_token"]) { NSLog(@"session token not found"); NSString *storyboardId = @

My iPhone application was working properly and suddenly it crashes whenever i run it on the device or simulator and it doesn't report me with any useful info at the log it just logs the following useless info.: 2014-02-05 17:09:34.069 TeacherAssistant[711:60b] ( 0 CoreFoundation 0x2ed4ce9b <redacted> + 154 1 libobjc.A.dylib 0x390a96c7 objc_exception_throw + 38 2 UIKit 0x3197beed <redacted> + 0 3 UIKit 0x3174a10d <redacted> + 44 4 UIKit 0x3153ba53 <redacted> + 482 5 UIKit 0x314d6a07 <redacted> + 3142 6 UIKit 0x314d5cfd <redacted> + 72 7 UIKit 0x3153b321 <redacted> + 664 8 GraphicsServices

In the Google Maps app on iPhone, the toolbar in the buttom is still visible after the modal with a partial curl transition is preformed. When I setup a modal seque in my storyboard with a partial curl, the new view controller is hiding the toolbar from the parant view. How can I setup a partial curl like the Google Maps app? You'll probably need to go with OpenGL ES for this one. Core Animation exposes the ability to work with layers, even in 3-D , but all layers are just rectangles and they are manipulated as such. You can animate the flipping of a layer about an axis, even with a

I have a UINavigationController in a storyboard which is not using AutoLayout. With the status bar visible the actual height of the UINavigationBar is 64.0 and yet when I log self.navigationBar.frame.size.height I get 44.0. How do I get the actual height of the UINavigationBar? I'm using Xcode 7.3 and the storyboard builds for iOS 6. The height of the UINavigationBar is 44 . The reason you´re getting 64 is because of your status bar is visible and it has a height of 20 . Update: To calculate the height you could: let height = Double(UIApplication.shared.statusBarFrame.height) + Double(self

I am using third party control for sidemenu named : MMDrawerController , and m handling UI using multiple storyboards.let me come to the point my sidemenu looks like this : Sidemenu Image Trying to achieve : 1)When I click on the Parent, "main.storyboard" should be displayed. 2)When I click on the Management, "management.storyboard" should be displayed. same sidemenu should be displayed across all storyboard file. I have tried some code by my own but m not getting the sidemenu on "management.storyboard" :( func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) { switch

In Xcode, whenever I see warnings (usually about misplaced elements) appear in the XIB / Storyboard, I have to: Select the container (Usually the containing view controller or the top most view) From the Xcode menu select Editor -> Resolve Auto Layout Issues -> All views in <container name> -> Appropriate action ( For instance: Update frames ) to resolve the issues. The above method takes requires steps and a bit time consuming to me. It would be great if I could: - Resolve all warnings for ALL view controllers in a storyboard/XIB file - Even better resolve ALL warnings of all storyboard/XIB

When I open the storyboard file, it takes between 1-2 minutes to open because of the number of VCs I have in it. What is the best practice to speed it up? Should we move some VCs into different storyboard files? Should we use more xib files to reduce the number of elements in VCs? Any suggestions would be great on what poor practices we might have implemented to make the storyboard loading time so slow. Good practice: Keep your ViewControllers in different storyboard which are not logically related to each other. It will considerably reduce story board rendering/opening time. It will also very

In this screen shot you can see that I have added UITableView in UIViewController then customized the UITableViewCell by adding some labels in it. But the issue is when I run the application. All of the cells are empty. There are no labels at all. I am not getting what can be the issue. I have searched the web and read tutorials but couldn't resolve it. Omer Waqas Khan I resolved this issue by myself, just after little effort. Actually when you create a custom cell you have to do these things: Setup the labels, images etc on storyboard cell. Create a custom cell class (inheriting from

I have a tab bar controller in an iPad app with 6 items. Two of the icons will when you tap at them lead to the same view controller. This view controller has a list of items it will show, it will change slightly depending on which of the tab bar icons you tapped. How do i set this up with storyboards? Its possible to drag the relationship twice to the same view controller, but then it just shows two of the same icons on the tab bar. I want the two choices to have different icons and name. Like you've found, you can design the view controller once in the storyboard but won't be able to