master-detail

(Xcode6-beta3, Swift, iOS8, iPad) In an iPad split-view controller, how do I link the Master View Controller to the Detail View Controller? In other words, when the user taps on an item on the left, how do I change the view on the right? I know that in didSelectRowAtIndexPath, I need to call a method... but how do I call a method in the Detail View Controller from the Master View Controller? Example Imagine an app to display information on different types of cheeses. We begin by dragging a split-view controller onto the storyboard. A table of items in the master view on the left is set up to

I create splitView with tableView in master View and tableView with static cells in two details view (see on picture). App Structure Names of view controllers are: DocsTableViewController - master view (on the left) DocDetailTableViewController - detail view (on the top right) DocEditTableViewControler - second detail view (on the bottom right) DocsTVC is list of doctors, DocDetailTVC is detail of doctor user selected in DocsTVC and on DocEditTVC user can edit data of doctor showed in DocDetailTVC or add completely new one (based user clicked on edit or add button). All these things are

I'm trying to create a MasterDetailPage and I am not quite sure, if I am doing that right, but the drawer / master just looks ugly. For example, the navigation bar color is not showing, ...: Any ideas / tips on how to improve it? MasterDetailPage Information Before we jump into the answer, let's go over the MasterDetailPage class and how the MasterDetailPage is configured in your example. The MasterDetailPage class in Xamarin.Forms requires two Page properties: MasterDetailPage.Detail property needs to be set to a NavigationPage containing a ContentPage instance. MasterDetailPage.Master

I started a Master-Detail Application in X-Code. I chose the options to be universal, core data, and git repo. When the application comes up, I went into the iphone story board, added a tab view controller, moved the nav/table/detail views it starts with to be in the tab controller as the third tab (in reality I want it to be the fourth). I then chose the tab controller to be the initial view the program should start with when in iphone mode. It builds successfully but does not allow the program to finish loading. The error that comes out is recorded below: 2013-05-11 21:35:00.302

I had made a class in C# Windows form to represent my database. It has a master/detail using List<> A record with Employee profile with Trainings(master) and TrainingDetails(detail) Now, how can I display this into 2 datagridview that whenever I select a "Training" from the first datagridview it will display the details on the 2nd datagridview. Its easy to change the datasource of the 2nd datagridview whenever the user select a new item from the first datagridview. But im wondering how it is done professionally. Also saving is a pain, Im thingking to iterate through the datarow and save it but

I run into a layout problem in iOS 7: To reproduce create a simple master-detail-app and insert this line in MasterViewController.m : self.navigationItem.prompt = @"Master"; and this in DetailViewController.m : self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone; Both lines in viewDidLoad . The detail view's frame does not update correctly when the navigation bar shrinks to its normal size. How should I fix this? My current solution to this is to remove the prompt in the master view 's viewWillDisappear: - (void) viewWillDisappear:(BOOL)animated { [super viewWillDisappear:animated]; self