Re: (newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

Hi Randall, Jon, Luke - Thanks so much for your fast responses, I truly appreciate it. Randall, your link to the twilloapp blog did the trick - that is exactly what I needed - thank you so much! And so much easier to understand and follow than the Apple documentation. Now I feel like I conceptua

Re: (newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

On Jun 5, 2009, at 10:18 AM, Beth Freeman wrote: I haven't been able to find any examples online that show how to do this. ?? The documentation for UITabBarController links to two samples.

Re: (newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

On Jun 5, 2009, at 11:18 AM, Beth Freeman wrote: Hi,I'm just learning Cocoa. I need to build an app that has a navigation controller and a tab bar controller. Similar to the Huffington Post app: the initial view for the tab bar will be a table view, and each row in the table view will open

Re: (newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

Hey Beth - You should be able to drag a navigation controller from IB's Library directly into the on screen editor (window) for the UITabBarController. Assuming you started with the default tab bar controller, at this point you will have produced a document with this structure: MainWind

Re: (newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

The short answer is that any view inside your tab bar controller that you want to have navigation, you set the tab bar controller's viewController for that view to be an instance of UINavigationController. The following should help you. http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/featuredarti

(newbie) help with combining navigation controller and tab bar controller

Hi,I'm just learning Cocoa. I need to build an app that has a navigation controller and a tab bar controller. Similar to the Huffington Post app: the initial view for the tab bar will be a table view, and each row in the table view will open up a detail view, and of course the nav bar at the top