uipopovercontroller

I have created a project with master detail template in Xcode 4.5 and deployment target 5.1. Could someone please help me with following UISplitViewController issues please. In portrait mode, master view fade in from the left. It doesn't appear as Popover view as it used in iOS 5.0 in portrait mode. Please see attached images. How to get the master view as popover? Is there anyway I can hide master view in Landscap mode? Thanks. This has been the default action since 5.1. From the iOS 6 release notes: In iOS 5.1, the UISplitViewController class adopts the sliding presentation style when

Simple: A view, i present a UIPopoverController in a CGRect using presentPopoverFromRect... and neither the arrow or the popover frame appear even near to the coordinates i asked for in the rect i passed into. Any clues? I've been trying to figure out this by myself but am giving up. Here is the code: if(!myContentController){ myContentController = [[MyContentController alloc] initWithNibName:myNibName bundle:[NSBundle mainBundle]]; // This works pretty well. actually when i show the popover // i see everything inside as it's supposed to. } if(!popover){ popover = [[UIPopoverController alloc]

I am having an issue with the layout of UIPopoverViewController. Currently I am showing an PopOver of Size (350, 820). I have a button clicking on UIAlertView will be shown with a text field within it.At the same time keyboard is also shown. Now the problem is that whenever the keyboard is my PopOver becomes distorted. Means the up arrow of popover shifts to right and contents of popover mix witheach other. Any help in this regard will greatly appreciated. Thanx Cory Pratt I was seeing the same problem. Although it is not ideal, my work-around was to make the popover smaller so it could

I am developing an iPad app that needs to have multiple image sources, on the device/Photo Albums, remote and some included with the app. Now the ideal situation would be to have a UIPopover controller with 3 tabs for each source. The only problem is I can't seem to figure out how to have a UIImagePicker be in its own tab. What I am trying to do is very similar to Apple's Keynote for iPad. The photo icon's popover has tabs and the far left tab called media for sure has a UIImagePicker in there. I have no idea how they did that, is it possible for me to do something like that? I think the main

I have a UIPopoverController stored in a strong property in my View Controller. When the user rotates the iPad while the popover is visible, I dismiss the popover and set my property to nil. if (self.popover != nil) { [self.popover dismissPopoverAnimated:NO]; self.popover.delegate = nil; self.popover = nil; } When the code gets to self.popover = nil, ARC attempts to dealloc the UIPopoverController, but it crashes because it is supposedly still visible. How am I supposed to dismiss and nil out the popover without it crashing? First off, it would be advisable to check if the popover is being

If I add a popover with access to my photo gallery from the iPad the system always crash with the following message: Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'UIApplicationInvalidInterfaceOrientation', reason: 'Supported orientations has no common orientation with the application, and [PUUIAlbumListViewController shouldAutorotate] is returning YES' But I already set up in my Projekt Information just to support Landscape Mode. So I added the following function override func shouldAutorotate() -> Bool { return false } But I don't know how to use it? If I enable UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait on

I'm displaying a popover in iPad with a UINavigation bar. On the second view, I have a UISearchController that can display a keyboard. The keyboard pushes the popover up, which is fine, however if I now push the 'back' button on the UINavigation bar it dismisses the keyboard which is fine, but the popover doesn't slide back down to its original position. Anyone know how to fix that? Thanks! Ok so I actually figured out (I believe) what your question was asking...and just in case anyone stumbles upon this from google, I figured I'd answer how I did it. It feels like a hack job but I haven't