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I have an UIVIewController "controller1" for instance. This controller is instanciated with initWithNibName... with "file1.xib". I want to dynamically change the xib file of my "controller1" to "file2.xib" To resume : "controller1" <-> "file1.xib" and I want to dynamically have : "controler1" <-> "file2.xib" How can I do this ? Hope I was clear. When you want to change views in a UIViewController just just use this code: NSArray *nibObjs = [[NSBundle mainBundle] loadNibNamed:@"file2" owner:self options:nil]; UIView *aView = [nibObjs objectAtIndex:0]; self.view = aView; I have two responses : 1

I'm creating an user setup account with 5 steps using storyboard. Each step have a ViewController: 1º)Input for Name, contact etc, 2º) Import photos, 3º)Input, etc 4º)more inputs 5º)Confirmation Page, if the user click "confirm" -> Get all the inputs and upload to Parse. The only solution i get when i search online for this, is to create a func "Prepare for Segue" and pass the information...But for me, this doesnt make any sense: If i had 1000 viewcontrollers, the first viewcontroller information will be passsed through all the 1000 viewcontrollers? Why not the nº1000 view controller getting

I need to have a new view(w/ ViewController) added over the top of another. The user interacts with this new view for a while, and then I want to remove it. In an older version of Xcode I was able to add it as a subview. I now get an EXC_BAD_ACCESS error. I don't want the added view as a modal. I need to see the original background through the added view. I've read a lot about the new custom containerViews, addChildView, & presentView. I can't see that any of these are the clear answer. Here's the old code that worked before - Action in the main ViewController: -(IBAction)showWhiteView:(id

When I tried to add different scenes to my game in Swift, I encountered the method unarchiveFromFile. The problem with this method is that it only works with the GameScene class. If you call it from extension SKNode { class func unarchiveFromFile(file : NSString) -> SKNode? { if let path = NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource(file, ofType: "sks") { var sceneData = NSData.dataWithContentsOfFile(path, options: .DataReadingMappedIfSafe, error: nil) var archiver = NSKeyedUnarchiver(forReadingWithData: sceneData) archiver.setClass(self.classForKeyedUnarchiver(), forClassName: "SKScene") let scene

I have an iOS app that has a log in view ( LognnViewController ) and once a user is successfully authenticated they are taken to another view ( DetailEntryViewController ) to enter some simple details. Once the details are entered the user is taken to the main part of the app that consists of a tab controller ( TabViewController ) that holds a variety of other views. The LogInViewController performs a modal segue to the DetailEntryViewController and the DetailEntryViewController then performs a modal segue to the TabViewController so I have kind of a modal segue chain going to get into the app

Within my viewDidLoad I would like some custom code based upon the previous controller. How can I access the segue source controller or the previous segue identifier in the destination controller's viewDidLoad to handle this? There is no way to get a reference to the segue that created you. You could create a property (sourceVC in my example) in the destination controller, and assign self to this property in the prepareForSegue method (in the source view controller): [(DestinationVCClass *)segue.destinationViewController sourceVC] = self; You can just use [self presentingViewController] and

I just upgraded Xcode to 5.0. I'm still fairly new to cocoa so I hope I'm overlooking something basic. Basically I can't get Xcode to see the custom classes that I want to use as parent classes for view controllers. Originally I wanted to create a custom class for a tableview controller but to simplify the problem I tried it with regular viewcontrollers, but that doesnt work either. What I do: Create new project: Single View Application Add a cocoa class to it (File->New->File->Objective-C class. I name it MyViewController and make it a subclass of UIViewController I select the default view

I'm developing a puzzle game application - watch on youtube - for iPhone, and the actual "in-game" part is almost done . It is a separate Class (subclass of UIView) what initializes with a puzzle clue, puzzle pieces, and is ready to send a message for somebody if the puzzle has solved ("completeness" check invoked on every touchesEnded). Now I'm troubled how to design the whole application pattern programatically. The game needs a main menu view , a puzzle selector view , fromwhich I can "create" puzzleLevel instances , I have to store the actual puzzle data in a separate class (I suppose),