S StefanDevil Cancelled Original poster Jul 31, 2010 38 0 Sep 21, 2010 #1 Deleted Last edited: Jun 22, 2024
I ianray macrumors 6502 Jun 22, 2010 452 0 @ Sep 21, 2010 #2 Think about the object hierarchy, it needs to look like this: Code: UIWindow UITabBarController UINavigationController MyMainViewController SomeOtherControllerShownInTheTabBar ... Or, in other words, the tab bar is the container object and -- within each tab -- you can have whatever UIViewControllers you want (including UINavigationController, UITableViewController, etc.)
Think about the object hierarchy, it needs to look like this: Code: UIWindow UITabBarController UINavigationController MyMainViewController SomeOtherControllerShownInTheTabBar ... Or, in other words, the tab bar is the container object and -- within each tab -- you can have whatever UIViewControllers you want (including UINavigationController, UITableViewController, etc.)
S StefanDevil Cancelled Original poster Jul 31, 2010 38 0 Sep 22, 2010 #3 Deleted Last edited: Jun 22, 2024
I ianray macrumors 6502 Jun 22, 2010 452 0 @ Sep 22, 2010 #4 StefanDevil said: hi, i've embedded the a nav controller in my tab bar. but doing this does it "replace" the code completely? Click to expand... I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps you could paste the whole of the applicationDidFinishLaunching method? tab view gets load up fine but it is unable to receive a notification. thks Click to expand... What do you mean by "notification"?
StefanDevil said: hi, i've embedded the a nav controller in my tab bar. but doing this does it "replace" the code completely? Click to expand... I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps you could paste the whole of the applicationDidFinishLaunching method? tab view gets load up fine but it is unable to receive a notification. thks Click to expand... What do you mean by "notification"?
S StefanDevil Cancelled Original poster Jul 31, 2010 38 0 Sep 22, 2010 #5 Deleted Last edited: Jun 22, 2024