The basic screen manipulation functionality is usually setup with something
like this in the FinishedLaunching method:
this.firstController = new FirstController();
this.secondController = new SecondController();
this.splitController = new UISplitViewController();
this.splitController.ViewControllers = new UIViewController[] {
this.firstController,
this.secondController };
window.RootViewController = this.splitController;
Do you have something like that in place now?
--Chris
heatmizuh wrote
> Hi All -- please forgive the newness level I'll be exhibiting.
>
> I created a new iPad Master/Detail (SplitView) app in Monotouch. The
> RootViewController on the left is a UITableViewController. On the right
> is the DetailViewController with is just a UIViewConroller. These are
> loaded by default in the AppDelegate code.
>
> In the RootViewController I then added some items to the table and
> overrode the RowSelected event and that works great, so I can get the item
> selected. I've added an additional UIViewController
> (DetailViewController2) that I want to display on the right side of the
> screen when an item is selected in the table. It really doesn't matter
> which item, I just want to change the contents of the right side where the
> DetailViewController is to the DetailViewController2. I've tried a lot of
> things and nothing working -- I know this should be obvious, but I'm lost.
>
> Thanks for any help.
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