uicontainerview

I'm trying to create a dynamic View flow that uses UIContainerViews to host UIViewControllers. The UIContainerViews (or UIViewControllers) need to be programmatically added to the UIView to allow multiple side by side. I've been looking around, but can't find any constructors I can use to create my UIContainerView. Is there a simple way to do this or is it against normal guidelines for creating reusable views? To sum up, I want to achieve something like this: var containerView = UIContainerView() containerView.add(myViewController) Simon McLoughlin A UIContainerView is just a visual way to add

I'm developing an app for iPad Pro. In this app, containerView use to add additional views and interact with them. First, I created a protocol: protocol DataViewDelegate { func setTouch(touch: Bool) } Then, I created my first view controller import UIKit class ViewController: UIViewController, DataViewDelegate { @IBOutlet var container: UIView! @IBOutlet var labelText: UILabel! override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() } func setTouch(touch: Bool) { if touch == true { labelText.text = "Touch!" } } } And finally, I created a view that will be embedded in containerView. import UIKit

So here is the problem I am trying to solve. In each viewController I am trying to insert ads and the actual control elements. I finished couple of tutorial on raywenderlinch.com to understand that how people professionally put ads in their app. They used UIViews to have two views under mainview of view controller. So I completely understood that one subview hold the ads and another is holding actual app contents. if Ad is loaded take up the screen or else let other view have all available area. After I came back to xcode I started coding the way I learned there. but when I was dropping UIView

I have a UITableViewController with a UISearchBar and UISearchDisplayController. That exists inside a Container View in a UIViewController which is in a UINavigationController. I made this image to help describe the structure: This is what it really looks like: When I tap the Search Bar, I have to hide the Nav Bar. Normally, this would happen on its own, but since my UITableViewController is inside a Container View, I have to handle that change myself. This is what it looks like then, note that the Status Bar is white because the Nav Bar is white, even though it is Hidden at the moment. Once I

I have a View . In this view, I have a Container View . And in the ContainerView I have a button. When I am touching the button of the ContainerView, I want the ContainerView become hidden. I want to do something like that : class ContainerView: UIViewController { @IBAction func closeContainerViewButton(sender: AnyObject) { //I try this : self.hidden = false //or this : self.setVisibility(self.INVISIBLE) } } Any idea how do it? There are serval ways but here is the easiest one, not prettiest though. You should really use delegates but this is a hacky way to get started. Just create a global

This is kind of confusing but I will do my best to explain. I have a view controller with a container view. In the container view is a table view. I want to update the tableview from the main view controller. For example, the table view will contain a list of names. As the user types in a name into a text field, the table view will update to find names that match what the user inputed. The main question is: How can I update the table view from the main view controller? Note: I can't use prepare for segue because the data will be changing. I figured it out... I can access the view through

I have setup a UIViewController (RootViewController) with two container views connected to two UITableViewController s. Each of the UITableViewController is selected based on the UISegmentedControl in the RootViewController. I'm able to segue as I intended to, but the bar button items in the child controllers ( UITableViewController ) are not responding. The navigation bar button items in the two child view controllers are different from each other. Please find a screenshot of my storyboard. (Only one child controller displayed) How to setup different navigation bar buttons for each of those

As I am trying to update a container view content from its parent view controller with a function. After updating the initial ViewDidLoad sets. The app crashes. It seems like all Outlets become nil You need to get a reference to the view controller in the container view and then you should have access to all its outlets. Assign a segue identifier to the segue to the container view controller and get a reference when the segue is called. For example to update a label in the container view controller from a button in the parent view controller. Parent view controller: import UIKit class