tabbarcontroller

TabBarController with SWRevealViewController

偶尔善良 提交于 2019-11-29 12:51:39
I have a "Sliding Side Menu" in my application working perfectly with SWRevealViewController . 1 Sidebar VC with a tableView connected to 3 View Controllers with the menu button (at Navigation Bar) I need to open a UITabBarController from a button inside one of them , and it must have the same sliding menu. I created another SWRevealViewController and I linked the same way to my UITabBarController . I embed my first "tabVC" in a "Navigation View Controller" (see photo) When I did it, it works, but if I clicked in one of the cells at the "SideBar", it goes to the correct view (one VC working in

TabBarController with SWRevealViewController

核能气质少年 提交于 2019-11-28 06:24:45
问题 I have a "Sliding Side Menu" in my application working perfectly with SWRevealViewController . 1 Sidebar VC with a tableView connected to 3 View Controllers with the menu button (at Navigation Bar) I need to open a UITabBarController from a button inside one of them , and it must have the same sliding menu. I created another SWRevealViewController and I linked the same way to my UITabBarController . I embed my first "tabVC" in a "Navigation View Controller" (see photo) When I did it, it works

iphone tab bar controller and core data

十年热恋 提交于 2019-11-27 16:07:10
问题 Ok bit of a newbie type question. I want to use Core Data, together with Tab and Navigation controllers. In XCode if I create a Navigation Based Application I get the option to choose Core Data. Whereas If I create a Tab Bar Application I don't get the choice. I understand that Tab Bars display view controllers so it kinda makes sense. However given that by default it sticks the basic Core Data code in the Application delegate I don't see why this isn't offered. At the moment I'm creating the

self.title sets navigationController and tabBarItem's title? Why?

烂漫一生 提交于 2019-11-27 06:12:32
I do this in a UIViewController for one of my tabs: self.title = @"Welcome"; However, it's overwriting whatever I have for the tabBarItem. I have tried: self.tabBarItem.title = @"Home"; and [self.tabBarItem initWithTitle:@"Home" image:[UIImage imageNamed:@"iconHome.png"] tag:0]; But still, self.title overwrites the tabBarItem, regardless of whether I am trying the two latter pieces of code after the title has been set. The code even runs without errors, but the self.tabBarItem.title or initWithTitle doesn't do anything? OK, I figured it out! Here's what I am doing: self.title = @"Title for

self.title sets navigationController and tabBarItem's title? Why?

爱⌒轻易说出口 提交于 2019-11-26 11:53:49
问题 I do this in a UIViewController for one of my tabs: self.title = @\"Welcome\"; However, it\'s overwriting whatever I have for the tabBarItem. I have tried: self.tabBarItem.title = @\"Home\"; and [self.tabBarItem initWithTitle:@\"Home\" image:[UIImage imageNamed:@\"iconHome.png\"] tag:0]; But still, self.title overwrites the tabBarItem, regardless of whether I am trying the two latter pieces of code after the title has been set. The code even runs without errors, but the self.tabBarItem.title