I posted my question to StackOverflow: > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7883375/uitabbarcontroller-with-uisplitview > controller-monotouch
My issue thanks poupou <http://stackoverflow.com/users/220643/poupou> ! was that I had to add Autorotate = false to every MonoTouch.Dialog DialogViewController. I suppose I should ask questions like this on StackOverflow since it is easier for others to find the answer. Is there a rule of thumb folks use when to post to the mailing list vs. SO? -Mike From: Michael Muegel <[email protected]> Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2011 16:02:14 -0500 To: <[email protected]> Subject: UITabBarController with UISplitViewController The setup I have works OK w/ newer iOS 4 versions, except that when I navigate "back" in the navigation controller / MonoTouch.Dialog master (left) side of the split view, the detail portion (right side "Tab #2" below) animates vertically. I uploaded a small sample to git://github.com/t9mike/MonoTouch-TabPlusNav1-Sample.git. How I am creating the view controller for the first tab: var spit_view = new MySplitViewController(); spit_view.Delegate = new UISplitViewControllerDelegate(); spit_view.ViewControllers = new UIViewController[] { new MyNavigationController(), new DetailViewController("Tab #1") }; Add(UITabBarSystemItem.Search, spit_view); // custom method Questions: - After researching this it seems I am doing something unsupported. Is this true? - If supported, is there a fix for this extra animation - If not supported, what are the alternatives? - Will my app get approved if I use this look/feel? I see plenty of apps using this design in the app store. Many Thanks, -Mike
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