Inside a UIViewController class, I have a tableView who gets called like this by clicking on a navBar button:
I am new to iPhone development... Now I am trying to build an application in which the user is first shown a login screen. In this view there is no navigation control .
My scenario is this: I create o custom report based on a stored procedure that returns three columns (person_id[long], name[varchar(100)], age[int], photo[image]). Those are the columns and types in
I am facing a strange issue: When I am switching from one view controller to another view controller, my viewWillDisappear of first VC gets called and then viewWillAppear of second view controller ge
I am setting up a Window-based application my first question is why would I use this instead of a view-based application. If I wanted to display my content I would need to create a ViewController corr
HI have a little problem, I want to pass a simple variable between 2 viewcontrollers, I try in this way but I get a null variable.
Lets imagine the scenario: UITabBarController - UITabBar - Tab 1: View Controller A - Tab 2: View Controller B
I have one base view controller \"contentViewController\" with one button the action on button is (IBAction) goBack:(id)sender
What I am trying to learn is what is the difference between the window, and viewcontroller. I know that you can only have one window per application. But you can have multiple viewcontrollers. When I
I\'m quite new in iPhone programming. I\'m the only objective-c programmer of my company, and I have to create an app almost done 开发者_如何学运维for android but for iPhone.