uisegmentedcontrol

I am trying to switch between multiple different views using a UISegmentedControl . I found a really good example to do this in: http://redartisan.com/2010/6/27/uisegmented-control-view-switching-revisited However, I need to use a UITabbarController in my app. So the navigation controller is not available for me in the app delegate. Is there any other way to switch views in a UITabbarController using UISegmentedControl ? First, consider whether you really want to do this. UITabBarController already gives you the ability to switch views, using the tab bar. If you really want to do this for some

I have been wanting to apply different colors to my UISegmentedControl segments. Many people on here have been asking how to set tint color when you press on a certain segment. What i want to do is to set the tint color of each segment throughout the life of the application(or when the view appears on the screen). Scanning the questions on here, different people have pointed out that evidently in iOS 6 you cannot set the tintColor of each segment as such: - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; buttonNames = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"Red", @"Green", @"Blue", nil]; colorControl = [

I'm trying to add a Segmented Control to my UIToolbar below, but when I try to drag it over in Storyboard it replaces my Table View. Also, when I try to add UIBarButton to my Toolbar it pushes my Prototype Cells down... do I have my views hierarchy wrong? When I add a UIBarButton item anyway, in the simulator the toolbar is not Black Transparent as I set in my navigation control inspector. Whats up with that? thanks! Phillip 1 - Do it programmatically. You need to assign a frame to your UIToolbar first, then you can add elements in it (the segmentedControl). I suggest though to use

I am building an app in Xcode 5, and I ran into some strange behavior of UISegmentedControl . first some info on the app i'm building: I'm building an app in which I want to allow users to order products at registered companies. As an extra service, I want to allow them to see the orders they did, and even to filter the orders on their status: All orders, Active orders & Delivered orders. the orders are displayed in a UITableView, and I created a UISegmentedControl inside the header view to filter the orders. when the selectedSegmentIndex of that UISegmentedControl changes, it executes an

iOS 7 and 8 seem to make the old ways of customizing UISegmentedControl not work entirely. I've been setting the divider images and everything like I always have in the past, but it appears that there are some new states that didn't exist in previous iOS versions, and as a result there are some weird visual effects. Here's the code that I'm using // Set divider images self.setDividerImage(UIImage(named: "SegmentedControlNoneSelected"), forLeftSegmentState: .Normal, rightSegmentState: .Normal, barMetrics: .Default) self.setDividerImage(UIImage(named: "SegmentedControlRightSelected"),

This question already has an answer here: Specifying UISegmentedControlNoSegment to UISegmentedControl's selectedSegmentIndex has no Effect on iOS 13 3 answers I've had two segmented controls stacked on top of each other, each with two options, so there's a 2x2 grid of filtering options for a search field. This has worked fine, but I just updated to Xcode 11 and UISegmentedControl.noSegment has stopped working when I try to update it in response to user selection. However, it works when I set the initial value to .noSegment in the property observer. isMomentary is set to false. The outlets are