iPad splitview - Open new view (.xib)

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  1. kimo23, Dec 4, 2011

    kimo23 macrumors newbie

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    Goodnight MacRumors =)

    I'm creating a iPad Application with splitview, but i want to open a new view with a IBAction, do somebody know how to do that? like a navigation controller?

    Bye,
    Kimo

    *ps. Sorry for my english, i'm from holland
     
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  2. MattInOz, Dec 4, 2011

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    Yep Navigation Controllers are your friend in this instance.
    The standard Splitview Controller should have Navigation Controllers on both Master and Detail for you to pop in your new view.
     
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  3. jnoxx, Dec 5, 2011

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    Hmm,

    Thing is, where do you want show a new xib, when you click a root item, and it should display a new one in the detail or what?

    PS: in Dutch (anders stuur je maar pm, en kan ik daar wel wat vragen beantwoorden).
     
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  4. kimo23, Dec 5, 2011

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    @Mattin0z,
    Thanks, i will try to figure it out!

    @jnoxx,
    Thanks, i'm waiting for the requirments because, you must be a 1 day member to send pm's

    The answer on your question is:
    I have a sort off website in the detail, and in the master i have a tableview, if you click on a city in the master then the master will open a webpage in the detail, but i want a button in the detail like, open test pdf in pdf viewer, then it must open the pdf viewer view, but my pdf viewer have a new delegate and a new view, so how can i open that new view with the splitview?
     
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  5. jnoxx, Dec 5, 2011

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    Just wait till your time is over, and send me a pm, because i can better explain it in Dutch, and don't wonna flood this topic with Dutch ^_-
     
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  6. dejo, Dec 5, 2011

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    Waarom niet? ;)
     
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  7. jnoxx, Dec 5, 2011

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    Because I was trying to pay respect to others, and not spam in a language they don't understand.
    You did a nice google translate there hehe ^_-
     
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  8. dejo, Dec 5, 2011

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    No I didn't. My parents were Dutch so I know some.
     
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  9. kimo23, Dec 6, 2011

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    Oke, thanks for the help anyway.

    I'm trying to PM you now, but it fails, because i don't know how :( can i email you?
     
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  10. dejo, Dec 6, 2011

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  11. kimo23, Dec 6, 2011

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  12. kimo23, Dec 6, 2011

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    I sended you à PM.

    Thanks for your help :d
     
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