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I'm not sure if anyone else is having the problem...but when I click the Version Editor button in XCode...my Storyboard switches to XML view and I can't figure out how to get the Visual editor back. Can anyone help? I'm really hoping this is just a result of late night coding sleepiness...thanks in advance Right click on the storyboard file -> Open As -> iOS Storyboard An easier way to do that is to go to the File menu and close the file. I had to close all open storyboards then select them again. I had this issue (now the year is 2014) and the fix was clicking the icon on the top right for

Following setup causes trouble: In my storyboard I have a standard table view controller, containing a table view with three static cells as content. One of the cells contains another table view with dynamic content and a prototype cell in it. Both table views' delegate and datasource are set to the same table view controller. In the delegate and datasource methods I determine which tableview has called the method and handle the response appropriately. However, if the dynamic table view contains more than one element I get a NSRangeException with [__NSArrayI objectAtIndex:]: index 1 beyond

I've always done my UIs in code but have decided that I should use storyboards and auto layout for a current project. Everything had been going well until I built a complex scene with about 50 views with lots of hierarchy and some grid of views. The problem is that my auto layout is getting muddled on some devices and orientations. I'm finding it challenging to use IB to try fixing the dozens (hundreds?) of constraints or to track down the problems and resolve them. The situation is such that I'm not getting errors or warnings, just some unpleasant layouts at times. And IB can be a pain with

What I want to do seems pretty simple, but I can't find any answers on the web. I have the login screen as the root view controller and then tab bar controller and in every tab I have a navigation controller. I have used storyboard and the hierarchy is described below, Root VC | --- tabbar controller | ---Navigation Controller | --- VC1 Requirement is to navigate back to the root view controller from VC1. How can we achieve this? I got the resolution to the issues using the "Unwind Segues". Step 1) The bare minimum you need is to subclass the view controller for your destination view (aka, a

I am creating an OS X status bar application, so I want the application to start hidden . I have created a "storyboard" application, and the initial window always shows up, even if "Visible at launch" is unchecked (was unchecked by default). Note: if I disable " Is initial controller " then the app correctly starts without any window, but my (now orphan) window seems to never be added to the storyboard: var mainWindow = NSStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)?.instantiateControllerWithIdentifier("mainWindow") The "mainWindow" controller is not found (even though I correctly set "Storyboard ID"

I have the following Storyboard Segue in my Swift project: The animation is correct, but there is no navigation bar in the destination view controller. I want to force the destination view controller to have a navigation bar. I tried in the destination view controller: override func viewWillAppear(animated: Bool) { super.viewWillAppear(true) navigationController?.navigationBar.hidden = false } Or: override func viewWillAppear(animated: Bool) { self.navigationController?.setNavigationBarHidden(false, animated: true) } But it refuses to show any navigation bar. How can I perform a vertical segue