Hi I have a tableViewController with cells and I want it to segue to a picture when you click the cell. Considering the MVC design Pattern would it be recommended to create a new viewcontroller for the imageView or would the tableViewController be able to handle the information? Thanks
That sounds exactly what is described in the first example of this Apple guide and you can use a solution detailed in this SO question.
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I wonder if it is possible to create a UITabBarController without declaring, one uiNavigationController?
because in some examples that I find on the internet, all make use of navigationcontroller and then report a tab bar, as I am a beginner, I would like you answer me the question above
Yes; any viewcontroller can be embedded within a tabBarController. Ray Wenderlich has a good tutorial here:
http://www.raywenderlich.com/50308/storyboards-tutorial-in-ios-7-part-1
You don't need a nav controller for use tab controller. Just create a tab bar controller, setup him, and insert controllers you want.
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I want to use a UISearchBar that doesn't move, like in Apple's Contacts app. I also want to these components at the same depth, and I don't want the search bar in the tableview header.
UINavigationBar
UISearchBar
UITableView
When I try to attach UISearchBar below UINavigationBar in storyboard, interface builder doesn't show me suitable guideline. The guideline only generates when in tableview.
Is there no way to attach the search bar below UINavigationBar without programming?
I'm also searching an elegant way to build the search bar..
What I have now is a UINavigationController, inside which I have a UIViewController.
This UIViewController contains UISearchBar and UITableView. You can program the search bar on top and tableView below it.
vborra's link also helps.
It is easy to do what you are looking for, UISearchBar is somewhat meant for this. See the tutorial Here: http://www.appcoda.com/search-bar-tutorial-ios7/
I'd like to show in an iPad application an UITableView and the result of clicking on Cell in the same View. I'm able to show one of them, but not both at the same time. Here's the design idea:
So when I click a cell, the chart will change.
Thanks in advance, everything is welcome!
Cheers
A UITableView can be used as a subview attached to any UIViewController, so this shouldn't be a problem. You will need to make your view controller handle the data source and delegate methods, as well as the detail view and any other elements.
What you want can be accomplish by using a UISplitViewController.
You can also take a look at the "Master Detail Application" Template provided by apple.
I'm an iOS developer. I recently started my Mac project, but I found that unlike UITableViewCell, which is a subclass of UIView, the cell of NSTableView is NSCell, and I even can't create it in IB. I wonder if there are some easy ways to create subclass like NSTextFieldCell to put it into the NSTableView.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
Have a look at the open source PXListView class on Github
This has a PXListViewCell that you can use as an example.
please patient with my poor english.
I'd bad concept of UIView, UIViewController, UITableView, UITableViewController..
Now I'd created a NavigationController and ViewController with SegmentedControl and I don't know how to add a custom TableView in the ViewController. All the examples I've seen are subclassing a UITableViewController as it is a whole table without other control in between.
Can anyone show me some guideline to get to create a Form's like apps?
Thank you very much.
I am answering my own answer.
UITableView has two properties call headerView and footerView
these two view are able to put in any custom view to display your custom component on the top and foot of the table.