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I have two UIViewControllers with buttons triggering segue (modal) to each other. I wanted to discover if that's causing any memory leaks while jumping back and forth and I see that Living Object && allocated memory is going up, what eventually would leave to app crash. I don't have any single line of code - working with pure UIViewControllers. What I might be doing wrong? Could have I set something wrong in project settings? Am I reading profiler's statictics badly? Do I need to make any special release commands while working with segues? You aren't using the modal segues correctly. The way

My text is two lines long in portrait mode. When I switch to landscape mode, it fits into a single line. I'm using static tableview cells via a storyboard; how can I resize the row to fit snugly? The screen is a signin screen. The first cell contains some explanation text The second is a text field for entering the account name The third is a secure text field for entering the password The fourth (and last) cell contains the signin button. The return key on the keyboard submits the form or switches the focus as appropriate Use UITableView's heightForRowAtIndexPath : - (CGFloat)tableView:

I've created a popover from a UIBarButtonItem using Xcode Storyboards (so there's no code) like this: Presenting the popover works just fine. However, I can't get the popover to disappear when I tap the UIBarButtonItem that made it appear. When the button is pressed (first time) the popover appears. When the button is pressed again (second time) the same popover appears on top of it, so now I have two popovers (or more if I continuer pressing the button). According to the iOS Human Interface Guidelines I need to make the popover appear on the first tap and disappear on the second: Ensure that

Can you associate child view controllers to a custom container view controller in Storyboard? I can link child view controllers to a tab view controller, and I can link one view controller to a navigation controller. What must I do to the container VC to accept child VCs? As something of a combo of Caleb and Matt's answers, I did: -(void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender { if ([segue.identifier isEqualToString:@"cpdc_check_embed"]) { self.checkVC = segue.destinationViewController; } } ...where checkVC is a property on the container controller: @property (weak

I have an application with UITabbar , I want to set image in Tabbar but am unable to set image in Tabbar. Instead of as it is image i get image shape in tint color, Is it possible to set image as it is in Tabbar? . i have Tried this code but Unable to set image. UITabBar *tabBar = self.tabBar; UITabBarItem *targetTabBarItem = [[tabbar items] objectAtIndex:0]; // whichever tab-item UIImage *selectedIcon = [UIImage imageNamed:@"name-of-selected-image.png"]; [targetTabBarItem setSelectedImage:selectedIcon]; You need to set your image attributes property Render As to Original Image . To change

Hello Im trying to segue from a modal to a tab bar view controller without losing the tab bar? I know the question is short, but this is all I'm asking. Scenario: I have a Tab Bar View Controllers, A and B. B modals to C view controller. Then I want to return to View Controller A. Swift please :D Here is my example of how to do this. In my setup, I choose the yellow ViewController from the tab, then press Go! which modally presents the white ViewController . Pressing Exit returns to the green ViewController . To set this up, use an unwind segue to return to the viewController that called you.