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I want to build an app with a requirement which is not so common, apparently. I searched the net for a tutorial or explanation but I can't find any good information.
Situation: I have an app with a firstscreen with 3 buttons. When I click on a button, I want View1 to appear with a UITabBarController so I can show the tabbar and switch between the different views in the UITabBarController. But I can't get the UITabBarController to be shown in the screen.
All the tutorials show how you create an app with the TabBarController as your root controller (so in the first screen) but this is not what I want.
Is it possible to create a UITabBarController on a second (or third) view and how is this done? Preferably using Interface Builder.
I want to build an app with a requirement which is not so common, apparently. I searched the net for a tutorial or explanation but I can't find any good information.
Situation: I have an app with a firstscreen with 3 buttons. When I click on a button, I want View1 to appear with a UITabBarController so I can show the tabbar and switch between the different views in the UITabBarController. But I can't get the UITabBarController to be shown in the screen.
All the tutorials show how you create an app with the TabBarController as your root controller (so in the first screen) but this is not what I want.
Is it possible to create a UITabBarController on a second (or third) view and how is this done? Preferably using Interface Builder.
Hope someone can help...
Hi there,
I built a quick demo project for you. I added a UIButton to one viewController and when you tap it, you call a UITabBarController. The UITabBarController has two items (viewControllers). The first viewController contains a UIButton, that allows you to get back to the original viewController. As requested, I mainly used IB. Please pay good attention to connections, etc...
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I built a quick demo project for you. I added a UIButton to one viewController and when you tap it, you call a UITabBarController. The UITabBarController has two items (viewControllers). The first viewController contains a UIButton, that allows you to get back to the original viewController. As requested, I mainly used IB. Please pay good attention to connections, etc...
Enjoy :)
Grab the demo here.
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