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Just as an app utilizes different storyboards for iPad and iPhone, I would like my app to use a different storyboard for the iPhone 5. Since there is no option in the Info.plist to select default storyboard for iPhone 5, how would I programmatically call the storyboard? I do not want to use AutoLayout for this app unless it is absolutely the last resort. I understand how to detect if a user is using an iPhone 5 or other device with the same screen size. I just need to know how to set the default storyboard without the plist. lionserdar I was looking for the same answer couple of weeks ago here

I'm using storyboards for my UI. I was previously using XCode 4.6 and released on iOS 6. I have since updated to iOS 7 using XCode 5 and updated the Storyboard to work nicely with XCode 5. I have one issue though: UITextView doesn't want to display font changes within code. Text colour changes work fine. Any other property changes are fine. Font, not at all. I was using a custom font, so I checked different fonts with different sizes (i.e. systemFontOfSize: ) but that didn't work. The text view only shows the font that's set in the Storyboard. What could I be missing here? Are there any auto

Using Swift 1.1 and Xcode 6.2. I have a UIStoryboard containing a singular, custom UIViewController subclass. On it, I have an @IBOutlet connection of type UIView from that controller to a UIView subclass on the storyboard. I also have similar outlets for subviews of that view. See figure A. But at run time, these properties are nil (Figure B). Even though I have assured I've connected the outlets in Interface Builder. Thoughts : Is it possible that because I am using a subclass of a subclass something messes up with the initialization? I am not overriding any initializers awakeFromNib: is not

Is it possible to segue from one storyboard to another, or to embed a storyboard in a view controller in another storyboard? I need to place a UITabBarController in a UINavigationController , and I'd like to keep them nice and separate. lnafziger Yes, but you have to do it programmatically: // Get the storyboard named secondStoryBoard from the main bundle: UIStoryboard *secondStoryBoard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"secondStoryBoard" bundle:nil]; // Load the initial view controller from the storyboard. // Set this by selecting 'Is Initial View Controller' on the appropriate view

When using "Dynamic Prototypes" for specifying UITableView content on the storyboard, there is a "Row Height" property that can be set to Custom. When instantiating cells, this custom row height is not taken into account. This makes sense, since which prototype cell I use is decided by my application code at the time when the cell is to be instantiated. To instantiate all cells when calculating layout would introduce a performance penalty, so I understand why that cannot be done. The question then, can I somehow retrieve the height given a cell reuse identifier, e.g. [myTableView

My objective is to create a tabbed application, then the view for each of the tabs are constructed in separate storyboards. My mainstoryboard is a tab view. Then I create a secondary storyboard (storyboard#2) with 2 View Controllers. The first view controller (also ticked as initial) have a button, and segue (modal) to 2nd view. I managed to load the view by subclassing and overriding loadView from storyboard#2. Here's the simulator output. When click on the "click me" button, I get a EXC_BAD_ACCESS . The segue does not work, seems like the second storyboard is not being loaded completely. Has