I\'m using a subclass of a UIView to (programmatically) contain and manage numerous subviews (mostly UIImageViews) that are to be positioned adjacent to each other such that none are overlapping.It\'s
I would like to fire an event on touch when a user taps the title of the navigation bar of one of my views.
I\'m having an issue with UITableView\'s didSelectRowAtIndexPath. My table is setup so that when I select row it initializes a new view controller and pushes it.
I have an iPhone app in development that requires three slides (views). The problem is, since I\'m kinda new to this, I\'m not sure what\'s the most logical way to approach this situation.
I have a UIViewController that should be capable of displaying tableViews with multiple data sources. The UITableView spans about half the size of the screen, and there is and up and down button that
I want to add an image to a UIButton, and also want to scale my image to fit with the UIButton (make image smaller). Please show me how to do it.
I have a modal view in my iPhone app (Xcode, Objective C++). How do I make it look as pretty as the system UIAlertView? Specifically, I want:
I have an app with with a UITabController and each tab is a UINavigationController. The root of one of my UINavigationControllers is a UIViewController.
Is there a way to load a view modally without seeing it?I need to access methods on the modal view controller which in turn set properties of UI components in a XIB.I want to set those properties, but
I\'m having some trouble with core data / NSFetchedResultsController. I\'m not entirely sure where the error is as the message is quite vague.
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