uicontainerview

Sorry in advance that I can’t explain myself very well. I’m really new to programming and the topic of delegation still eludes me. I had some great help with this once before, but now I am trying to use a delegate in a different situation and I can’t get it right. I pieced together a bit of code that doesn’t work, and no matter how much I search I can’t find a way to fix it. I have a view controller (MainController) with and embedded view controller (EmbeddedController) in a container view. I am trying to have a button in the embedded controller manipulate the container view (containerView).

I have created an application which needs to have a bar above the navigation bar and other views. To accomplish this, I am using a view controller with a view for the top bar, and then a container view for everything else. Sometimes, the top bar needs to be hidden. I'm using autolayout to hide the top bar (set its height to 0), and the container view expands to fill the screen (container top equal to the top bar bottom). The container view contains a navigation controller because I need a navigation bar below the top bar sometimes. When I start the app, this all works fine as shown below: As

i have used container view on the right side and i used another view controller as a child view controller to this container view. i want to change the data appearing in that container view. FYI i m loading the EKEventViewController in that container view. So obviously the tableview contains the events from the calendar. I've seen many tutorials but i m unable to change the content in the container view. Any help is appreciated. here is some of the code i used. in contentVC since i use tableview, i wrote the code in didSelectRowAtIndexPath: method [self.view addSubView:containerView]; [self

I'm building a small app with Swift where I want to achieve following: - MapView with several Annotations - Click on one of the annotations shows some Details in an overlay that is moving in from the bottom and fill approx. half of the screen - The upper half of the display still shows the MapView. A click on the map closes the details Now I've read a lot about different possibilities. First I've tried using a ContainerView with something like this: @IBOutlet weak var detailsContainerYPosition: NSLayoutConstraint! func mapView(mapView: MKMapView!, didSelectAnnotationView view: MKAnnotationView

I would like to write a custom full-screen container view controller with the intention of putting a UINavigationController in it as a child view controller. The view of the UINavigationController will fill up the view of the container view controller so that it looks like the UINavigationController is the root view controller. (One would want to do something like this to, say, create the sliding sidebar menu UI popularized by Facebook.) What I've done works EXCEPT there is a glitch when presenting another view controller that hides the status bar when the iPhone is in landscape orientation.

What I want to achieve: User presses the button in the ViewController then, the color of the button placed in the container view should change its color to red. How can I get access of the button placed in the container view, from the ViewController? Step by step: Name the segue between your view controller and container view controller. Add a property to your view controller which will contain the container view controller. In your view controller implement a method prepareForSegue(_:sender:) . In the method check if segue.identifier equals the identifier you specified in step 1. If true,

Apple discusses how to have a container view controller transition between two child view controllers in this document . I would like to animate a simple push vertical slide up identical to UIModalTransitionStyleCoverVertical in UIModalTransitionStyle . However, transitionFromViewController only allows use of UIViewAnimationOptions , not transition styles. So how would one animate sliding a view up? It's odd that to transition between child view controllers you can't call a simple push method similar in UINavigationController to animate the transition. Load child view, set frame with origin.y