uitoolbar

I'm using a storyboard and I've a split view where the master is a UITableViewController. Like the iPad Mail app, I'd like to display a UIToolbar. I wasn't able to add the toolbar via storyboard but I managed to add it programmatically. I'm also able to add a UILabel to the toolbar, but I can't find a way to add a refresh button or any kind of UIBarButtonItem. Any idea? - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; [self.navigationController setToolbarHidden:NO]; UILabel *label = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(50.0f, 0.0f, 80.0f, 40.0f)]; label.text = @"last updated..."; label

I'm following the second tip from here . In this tip two UIBarButtonItems are put together in a UIToolbar. Finally, the UIToolbar is added to the UINavigationBar. Now to my problems: 1) A white line is on top of the UIToolbar. If I increase the size of the UIToolbar, the gradient is wrong. I'm using the following size for the UIToolbar: UIToolbar *toolbar = [[UIToolbar alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 90, 44.01)]; How can I get rid of the white line? See here: The problem is that there is a white instead of a grey line. If it would be grey, everything would be perfect. 2) What about the

I'm working on an app that uses a custom image for UINavigationBar and UIToolbar, which is fine, but they also need a drop shadow below the nav bar and above the toolbar, which would always rest above all other view controllers. I cannot simply make background images which include the shadows as this would not work well with my tableviews. I also need the shadows animate away when I set nav bar and tool bar to hidden (animated). I've looked through Stack Overflow and other sources on the net, and have worked through the proposed solutions but I cannot successfully subclass UINavigationBar,

i am new to iPhone Programming ...can anybody help me out please.. i want to develop an app like photo app in iPhone.. How to make the naveigation bar and toolbar transparent and fadeout like in photo app in iPhone Thank u .. UINavigationBar inherits from UIView , so you can use UIView 's animation methods to fade it out by setting the alpha property to 0. This should work: [UIView beginAnimations:nil context:NULL]; [UIView setAnimationDuration:0.5]; [navigationBar setAlpha:0.0]; [UIView commitAnimations]; Since I'm a block-using kinda guy, I use this little snippet. [UIView

I'm trying to set the background color of a UIToolBar . I tried selecting the color from IB's Attribute Inspector, and tried setting it programmatically through setBackgroundColor:[UIColor ...] . Both solutions work, but only partially: the color blends something like 50% with white and the toolbar is very light...doesn't show the color I actually chose, but a much lighter version of it. How can I have the UIToolBar of the actual color I'm choosing? It's probably very simple to solve, but I can't find a way and can't find answers online either. Jageen Write below code in your viewDidLoad self

I'm trying to add a custom UIToolBar to all of my keyboards with as little repetition. The way I'm currently doing it requires me to add the code to all my viewDidLoads and assign every textfield's delegate to the viewController I'm using. I have tried creating my own UIToolBar subclass but I find that I can't really do that when the target for my "Done" and "cancel" buttons are the self view. Does anyone have any suggestions for creating an easily reusable toolbar? Thanks in advance. override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() var toolBar = UIToolbar() toolBar.barStyle = UIBarStyle

I have an iPhone application using UINavigationController and would like to customize the elements with custom background images. I was able to do this for the UINavigationController's UINavigationBar pretty easily using Objective-C categories as below: http://foobarpig.com/iphone/uinavigationbar-with-solid-color-or-image-background.html I'd like to do the same for the UINavigationController's UIToolbar , but the same approach doesn't seem to work (although I have absolutely no idea why not.) I've looked around and people seem to suggest subclassing UIToolbar , but this isn't possible for the

I have an tabbed bar application and the status bar tint colour is set to default - so it is always my selected blue colour throughout my app. However, in one view, I am hiding my Navigation Bar like so: [self.navigationController setNavigationBarHidden:YES]; This is in the viewWillAppear method and the view is accessible as it is one of the tabs of my app. The reason I am hiding it, is because I would like to put a toolbar (with about 6 buttons) in its place. I have set the tint colour of my toolbar, however, the status bar on this view is always black. Is there a way to re-set the status bar

I am trying to create a custom UIToolbar that I can add to multiple views, I don't want to do this programmatically so I am using xib to design a UIToolbar. Do I need to wrap this in a UIView and a View Controller? ViewController.m is the root view controller. This is just a simple project I am just trying out some stuff You can do this so: create ToolBar.xib file, delete UIView and add UIToolbar create ToolBar.swift file, add code, like shown, and make outlets for .xib in "Identity and Type" put Name "ToolBar.swift" In your root View Controller put this code in ViewDidLoad: let toolBar =