I have created few thumbnails of images dynamically and i want to display detail description about that image in other viewcontroller when the respective image is clicked. I am using Storyboard (universal) in Xcode 4.6.
I am new to Xcode can anyone suggest me how to create segue for transitioning to new View Controller when the image is clicked or tapped
Any suggestions or examples will be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.
Edit:
I am not able to get the click on the uiimageview which is subview of the uiscrollview and the images are created dynamically.
Also wanted to know that is there a way by which i can come to know which image is being clicked.
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I had a tableviewcontroller with a SearchController I managed programmatically. For some reasons, I need to have a storyboard to display things a bit differently not anymore a tabéeview in full screen.
Everything is going fine with a container view inside my storyboard. The container view is linked to my custom tableviewcontroller which was managing my searchbar. When I instantiate an object, I can see my custom tableView (with a searchbar lying at the top) in the same way it was before.
I would like to remove the search bar embeded to my tableview (i.e in my tableviewcontroller) and add it directly in the storyboard (to have more at the top of my screen with free space between the search bar and the table view. I tried to insert a searchbar and displaycontroller but I am stuck in the sense I cannot link the searchBar to my tableViewController.
How can I do to link the searchbar in the UIViewController to the tableviewcontroller in the containerview? My tableviewcontroller conforms to the protocol necessary to have a searchbar working still there was no problem when they were not gathered inside a storyboard.
Here is an image if it can help.
If anyone could help me to link the searchbar and the tableviewcontroller...
Thanks!
Have been searching quite a while, maybe someone can direct me to a step by step tutorial on understanding how to use NSToolbar to switch between different view controllers and show them below the toolbar. Possibly resizing the window based on the view height and width.
Not familiar with swift, so any objective-c stuff is much obliged. Thank you.
You can use an NSTabViewController with its tabStyle set to NSTabViewControllerTabStyleToolbar.
You can add an NSTabViewItem to the tab view controller for each view controller; with the image of the tab view item set to the image you want in the toolbar.
This can be setup programmatically or in an interface builder storyboard.
I have a segue with a uiimageview and 2 buttons to take a picture and choose one from the library. Then I want to go to the next segue and see this uiimageview there also.
So I need to send the image from the uiimageview to another segue om the storyboard.
Thanks in advanced,
Tim
Add an image property to the second view controller and set it in prepareForSegue:sender:.
There is a previous question that goes into this in some detail.
I have a UIButton inside a cell that is inside a tableView.
When the button is clicked, I want a popover to show up at that button.
Are there any examples of this?
Note: I am new at this, and still not familiar with coding.
Thanks
The View Controller Programming Guide is a good place to start:
And these example apps use popovers:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/MultipleDetailViews/Introduction/Intro.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40009775
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/ToolbarSearch/Introduction/Intro.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40009461
I have a UIButton on top of a UIWebView. The UIButton is supposed to look like it's native to the webpage. However, when I zoom in on the UIWebView, the button comes with it, obviously looking out of place. Is there a way to keep the button's position relative to the UIWebView rather than its position on screen?
Thanks for any help!
Not sure I've understood your problem, but here goes:
You've likely a view hierarchy like this:
View
UIWebView
UIButton
That is, your button was added as subview to the UIWebView. Since the UIWebView is also a UIScrollView you get the behavior you've observed. To fix it, make the button a sibling, not a child:
View
UIWebView
UIButton
It will still be drawn in front of your UIWebView if it was added after the UIWebView.