Hi Venkatesh.
Sounds cool.
1. If you understand the model view controller pattern and the target action
paradigm, then it isn’t very hard to understand how things are supposed to be
wired up in the nib. In the case of the target action, a button has a target
and a message to send to that
Hi Barry,
Thank you so much for the help. I was able to do it and I built a stopwatch app!
I have a few more questions, not specific to navigation bars.
1. How do we figure these things out?
procedures to do certain tasks are quite different for voiceOver and non
VoiceOver users in xCode. How do
For the record, VoiceOver doesn't play very nice with simulators most of the
time. To get the best idea of how your app is looking and what is where, you
should run it on an iOS device. Xcode 7 will let you do this on anything
running iOS9 or newer, so in a couple months, you can start using a
Hi Alex,
Thank U.
I'm happy to know that we can run our Xcode project on the device starting
Xcode seven and iOS 9 without having to purchase a developer license.
As much as I would love to go ahead and install the public Beta, I have only
one iOS device, my iPhone. And if it's going to make the
Hi,
When you set the title of the navigation item, it renames the view controller
as well, so there’ isn’t any problem with that.
The reason you aren't seeing the button is that you have it connected to the
backBarButtonItem. Since the navigation bars app is the top most view
controller, the
This is the way you add a navigation bar to a view controller.
Select the view controller and in the editor-embed in menu choose navigation
controller.
To add UIBarButtonItems, drag on to the view controller seen. Then in that
same seen, you should find a navigation item. You set the title
Hi,
You drag a bar button from the library to the view controller seen.
To connect the bar button to the nav bar, you find the navigation item in the
view controller seen and drag from one of it’s outlets to the bar button.
Let me know if that still isn’t clear.
On Aug 3, 2015, at 10:10 AM,
Thank U!
That makes things a bit more clear.
You said, to add UIBarButton items, drag onto the view controller seen.
What exactly do I drag on to the view controller seen?
You said, you drag from one of the navigation barButtonItems outlets. Didn't
really get that part.
If explaining through
Thank you for the help!
Could you explain in a bit more elaborate way?
Do I do what you suggested after adding in navigation bar? Moreover, is the
procedure similar for adding a toolbar?
Sent from my iPhone
On 02-Aug-2015, at 8:35 pm, Barry Hadder bhad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
First,
Hi,
Using voice over, I typically add labels, buttons and text fields by dragging
them from the library to the document outlin in the Interface builder. I
change the attributes such as the title, label text, et cetera using the
attributes inspector. However, I am unable to change the title of
Hi,
First, you would embed the view controller in a navigation controller from
the editor menu.
You should then find a navigation item in the controller seen when you
expand the controller. You set the title of the bar in it’s inspector and
make connections as well. In the connections
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