I'd suggest you work out the location (based on the screen height),
and then add a toolbar (with buttons or a segmented control) or even
just a normal UIView into whatever the parent view of the
DialogViewController is. IE, whatever you added the DVC into, add this
one in there, too.
If you add it after - or call BringSubviewToFront (or similar) then
it'll be on top of the dialog view controller. You could also make the
DVC a little smaller (not sure you can do this by default tho) so the
bottom element isn't obscured....
You could also do it like this:
Window
-UIView (takes up the whole screen)
-UIView (height is total height - size of toolbar, just to
constrain the size of the DVC)
-DialogViewController
-ToolBar
-Buttons or SegmentView
On 29 January 2013 08:41, Iki <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi guys, i need some help.
>
> I currently using MonoTouch.Dialog, to be more specific DialogViewController.
> Inside DialogViewController I have only one section with elements. I would
> like to have three buttons
> docked to the same position (bottom of the screen) , so that the table can
> scroll behind them (something like UISegmentedView on the Maps app).
>
> The problem is if I add them as subview, they will be on the scroll view, and
> after each new row is added, they would get pushed away of the screen. For
> now the only solution that I came up with is to first create ViewController,
> and then inside ViewDidLoad create DialogViewController with Root and
> Elements, and then add this as a subview to ViewController.
>
>
> Do You have any better idea how to resolve this?
>
>
> Thanks for your help, as always!
>
>
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